Overview
Evonik Peroxide Netherlands B.V. operates a hydrogen production plant in Delfzijl, Netherlands, serving the chemical industry. The facility is operational and contributes to the regional hydrogen infrastructure.
Evonik Peroxide Netherlands B.V. is a hydrogen production plant located in the chemical plant area of Delfzijl, Netherlands. The facility is operational and plays a role in the local industrial hydrogen supply chain, supporting the production of hydrogen peroxide and other chemical processes. The plant operates under the regulatory framework of the European Union, including the RED III renewable hydrogen sustainability criteria and the Hydrogen Regulation package. As a hydrogen production facility in the Netherlands, it aligns with the country's national hydrogen strategy, which emphasizes electrolysis-based production and integration with industrial clusters. The plant's scale is typical for a chemical industry captive hydrogen producer, serving on-site demand. The facility's location in the Delfzijl chemical cluster provides access to shared infrastructure and potential for future integration with carbon capture or renewable energy projects. Its operational status contributes to the Netherlands' goal of becoming a European hydrogen hub, supporting industrial decarbonization and energy transition objectives.
Environmental context
The plant is situated in the Delfzijl chemical cluster, an industrial area near the Ems estuary. Hydrogen production here, likely via steam methane reforming (SMR) or electrolysis, has implications for local air quality and greenhouse gas emissions. The Netherlands' focus on green hydrogen from renewable electricity may influence future operational changes. Proximity to populated areas requires adherence to EU safety regulations for hydrogen handling and storage.
Frequently asked questions
Evonik Peroxide Netherlands B.V. is located in the chemical plant area of Delfzijl, Netherlands, at coordinates 53.311571 N, 6.965915 E.
The hydrogen production plant is operational, serving the chemical industry with hydrogen for on-site processes.
The specific production pathway is not publicly detailed, but typical methods for such facilities include steam methane reforming (SMR) or electrolysis. The plant likely produces hydrogen for captive use in hydrogen peroxide manufacturing.
Hydrogen production in the Netherlands falls under EU regulations including RED III renewable hydrogen sustainability criteria, the Hydrogen Regulation package, and national safety standards. Facilities must comply with ISO/TC 197 hydrogen technologies standards and local environmental permits.
The plant supports the Netherlands' goal of becoming a European hydrogen hub by providing industrial hydrogen supply. Its location in the Delfzijl chemical cluster aligns with plans for integrated hydrogen infrastructure and potential future green hydrogen production.