Peter Altmaier, Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Energy, announced at a press conference today that the “Reallabor Westküste 100” is to be one of the first real-world laboratories of the energy transition in Germany. This gives the consortium’s nine partners the chance to gradually create an industrial-scale regional hydrogen economy and make an important contribution to achieving climate protection goals.

• Global service network for the mining, cement and chemical industries expanded
• New facility in Brisbane offers engineering and services to clients in Eastern Australia and Oceania

To make flying, building and heating more sustainable in the future - that’s the goal of the “Westküste 100” real-world laboratory project. The aim is to create an industrial-scale regional hydrogen economy. The conditions for this on the west coast of Schleswig-Holstein are unique: a strong wind energy region, excellent geological storage conditions, and innovative companies that want to actively shape the future and make an important contribution to achieving climate protection goals.

• EnviNOx® process reduces greenhouse gases in nitric acid production
• Contract value in the lower three-digit million euro range