Hydrogen production in the Swedish archipelago

Supreme HydroGen is now running the Green Hydrogen production project in the Stockholm archipelago. We are building a production facility in close proximity to an existing wind turbine. Our customer Strömberg Energi is responsible for the production and about 200 kg of hydrogen per day will be produced when production is at its fullest capacity. The intended use is a hydrogen-powered vessel, the Beluga24 from Green City Ferries, which will be the first hydrogen-powered vessel in the Baltic Sea. Space for both passengers and bicycles is available on board.

The production facility is designed so that it’s relatively easy to expand the capacity when demand increases. In addition to Green City Ferries, other stakeholders have shown interest in the green hydrogen gas.

The production facility will be fully operational halfway through the year 2024. In the coming months, we will share more about progression of the project and of course publish some exciting pictures of what’s happening on site in the various phases of the project.

True sustainability

Our philosophy is to arrange local production of green hydrogen at the location where it is to be consumed. We are proud and happy that in this project we are achieving the sustainable goals we strive for. The project plan also includes a further development of the work where we want to make use of the excess heat and oxygen that emerges during production. Such improvements of the process are part of our contribution to a circular flow.

The production plant is one of the first projects of its kind and there is great interest in it. We have received many requests to visit the facility and we will have the opportunity to do so when it is operational later this year.