RWE, Kellas Midstream partner to explore green hydrogen production in the UK

In the UK, RWE and Kellas Midstream, a UK-based independent energy infrastructure company, have announced a partnership to explore the potential for large-scale green hydrogen production on Teesside. RWE and Kellas will jointly progress opportunities for gigawatt-scale green hydrogen production on Teesside in a phased development matched to customer demand, the companies said. RWE is actively looking for hydrogen opportunities across the UK including the potential development of green hydrogen plants at Pembroke, Didcot and in Markinch. The company is targeting 2GW of green hydrogen development in its core markets by 2030. Kellas owns, manages and operates a portfolio of critical energy infrastructure in the Central and Southern North Sea, including its CATS (Central Area Transmission System) terminal on Teesside that transports and processes around a quarter of all UK gas production.

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