The H2A founding Members signing the MOU for jointly developing a large-scale hydrogen import facility for the handling of LOHC in the port of Amsterdam: (from left to right) Dr. Daniel Teichmann (Hydrogenious LOHC Technologies), Koen Overtoom (Port of Amsterdam), Ramon Ernst (Evos Amsterdam).  (Source: © Port of Amsterdam)
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Consortium to Develop Hydrogen Import Facilities at the Port of Amsterdam

Evos, Hydrogenious LOHC technologies and the Port of Amsterdam have entered into a MOU under which the partners will develop large-scale hydrogen import facilities at the Port of Amsterdam. The project will include a Liquid Organic Hydrogen Carrier (LOHC) dehydrogenation plant, which will have a capacity of up to 100-500 tonnes of hydrogen daily, as well as related storage and handling facilities.

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