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Hy2Gen, a start-up based in Wiesbaden, Germany, aims to build a green methanol plant in the US. The firm is planning an electrolyzer with 300 MW of capacity that would produce hydrogen from water; it will make methanol from that hydrogen for what it calls a “global maritime customer.” Hy2Gen raised $210 million in 2019 from backers including the engineering firm TechnipEnergies. It has slated projects for Quebec, France, Germany, and Norway. It expects its first production, from a 2 MW electrolyzer in Germany, to come on line later this year.
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