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Smart Delta Resources’ partner Air Liquide has the ambition to build and operate one of the world's largest electrolysis plants,  producing hydrogen entirely from renewable electricity.

As part of the Hydrogen Delta programme, SDR has coordinated a feasibility study into the possible hub function of North Sea Port for clean hydrogen (carriers).

In the past year, Smart Delta Resources partner Dow presented its Multi Generation Plan. This plan describes the route that the Terneuzen site of the chemical group will take to achieve CO2 neutrality in 2050.

Since July 1st, Smart Delta Resources has two new partners on board: Evides Industriewater and VoltH2. 

The Scheldt Delta region is home to several promising clean hydrogen projects, including Ørsted's SeaH2Land.

Last Friday, Hydrogen Europe was a guest at Smart Delta Resources, North Sea Port and the Province of Zeeland. 

Once again, Yara Sluiskil, as the largest hydrogen producer in the Netherlands and the largest production site of the group, sees opportunities to be an enabler for a sustainable hydrogen economy.

VoltH2 will produce green hydrogen at various locations in Europe. The first two hydrogen factories are being developed in Zeeland: in Vlissingen and Terneuzen.

Evides Industriewater supplies various types of water to companies in the (petro)chemical industry, the energy sector and the food industry. In addition, Evides Industriewater has a lot of experience and expertise in-house with regard to wastewater treatment, reuse of water and heating/cooling.

By working together cross-border in the ambition of a climate-neutral industry in 2050, we ensure a sustainable and economically strong Scheldt-Delta region.

The green hydrogen projects ELYgator (Air Liquide) and Haddock (Ørsted & Yara) received IPCEI status from the European Commission last week.

In response to the growing demand for sustainable raw materials and energy, preparations are currently being made at Vopak Terminal Vlissingen for the storage of green ammonia.

The recently presented Cluster Energy Strategy 2022 report describes the plans that the industry cluster wants to implement to achieve the CO2 reduction climate targets and provides an overview of the infrastructure to be developed in order to achieve this.

The €200 million CCU installation is the first of its kind in the European steel industry.