solar renewable electricity, to supply hydrogen to the Sines refinery and integrate it into the natural gas grid. The project is part of a broader effort to support low-carbon technologies and decarbonize European industry, contributing to the region’s competitiveness and energy transition goals.

As part of the application process, ERM provided strategic project reviews, proposal preparation, and ongoing support. The GreenH2Atlantic project was one of eight hydrogen production proposals selected from a pool of 70 submissions, advancing to the grant agreement phase. Michael Dolman, Partner Lead for ERM, emphasized the significance of the project, noting that it will serve as a valuable example for other developers of large-scale green hydrogen facilities. With over 50 years of experience, ERM continues to play a pivotal role in helping clients advance sustainability solutions across various sectors.

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