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OGE says first renewable hydrogen from RWE’s Lingen plant reaches Marl via 120-km pipeline network
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OGE says first renewable hydrogen from RWE’s Lingen plant reaches Marl via 120-km pipeline network
  • OGE’s GET H2 Nukleus project delivered first renewable hydrogen from RWE’s Lingen electrolysis to Evonik’s Marl Chemical Park via a 120-km pipeline network.
  • The milestone marks initial network operations for some of Germany’s first hydrogen core-network pipeline sections, enabling industrial offtake in the Ruhr region.
  • RWE targets 200 MW of electrolysis capacity in Lingen by end-2026, rising to 300 MW from 2027, producing EU-compliant RFNBO hydrogen.
  • Linked buildout includes a 10-km Heek–Epe line completed end-2025, first commercial hydrogen cavern storage fill planned end-2026, operations mid-2027.


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