Jacobs Secures RWE Green Hydrogen Feasibility Contract in the UK
Jacobs (NYSE:J) has secured a four-month feasibility study contract with RWE to explore the production and supply of green hydrogen at Pembroke Power Station in South Wales, U.K. The study aims to assess the installation of a 100MW electrolyzer, contributing to low-emission energy generation. This project aligns with Jacobs' commitment to environmental initiatives and their long-standing partnership with RWE, which began 20 years ago. The green hydrogen initiative could expand significantly and support decarbonization efforts in heavy industry in South Wales, potentially linking to offshore wind projects.
- Secured a four-month feasibility study contract with RWE to explore green hydrogen production.
- Opportunity to enhance low-emission energy generation at Pembroke Power Station.
- Strengthens 20-year partnership with RWE in energy transition projects.
- Potential for large-scale expansion of the green hydrogen project.
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DALLAS, Feb. 1, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Jacobs (NYSE:J) has been awarded a feasibility study contract from renewable energy company RWE to investigate the production and supply of green hydrogen in South Wales, U.K.
The four-month study will look at the feasibility of initially installing a 100MW electrolyzer at RWE's Pembroke Power Station to produce green hydrogen.
"This feasibility study provides us with an opportunity to work alongside RWE to grow their innovative projects that will further move our sector to low and zero emission generation," said Jacobs People & Places Solutions Senior Vice President for Europe and Digital Strategies Donald Morrison. "This work reaffirms our 20-year relationship with RWE at Pembroke Power Station and demonstrates our ambitions for Jacobs to be at the forefront of delivering the energy transition."
The study will draw on Jacobs' global hydrogen and multi-disciplinary capability with teams involved from the U.K., mainland Europe and Australia. It will also focus on how green hydrogen could be used for transport and decarbonization activities in South Wales to support carbon reduction targets.
The green hydrogen project has the potential to grow to several gigawatts in scale and could be linked to floating offshore wind in the Celtic Sea. It is the first from RWE's Pembroke Net Zero Centre which launched in early 2021.
Richard Little Pembroke Power Station Manager said: "We're excited to see the outputs of Jacob's feasibility study over coming weeks, the first step towards the potential construction of large-scale hydrogen infrastructure at Pembroke. Hydrogen will be a game changer in the decarbonization of heavy industry in South Wales and RWE will be a key partner in helping achieve that."
This is another key energy transition project in Jacobs' growing portfolio supporting clients with integrated solutions that reduce emissions, enhance reliability and strengthen livability outcomes for communities.
In 2021, Jacobs established the Office of Global Climate Response and ESG, to deliver on the company's commitments to climate change through innovative solutions for its clients across energy transition, decarbonization, adaptation and mitigation, and natural resource stewardship.
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