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Meta Buys Green Steel Certificates From Stegra's 740MW Swedish Plant
Meta has purchased green steel certificates tied to Stegra's hydrogen-based steelworks in northern Sweden, which runs on a 740MW electrolyser setup. The deal adds a major non-European corporate buyer to the plant's offtake book and shows that data centre and tech demand is now a source of revenue for hydrogen-based steel. Procurement teams across the EU should expect certificate-based purchasing to become a standard route for securing low-carbon steel before physical volumes are widely available.
Repsol Commits €400M to 150MW Green Hydrogen Plant in Tarragona
Repsol has approved a €400M investment in a 150MW green hydrogen plant at its Tarragona refinery in Spain, moving the project from planning to deployment. The facility will supply hydrogen to refinery operations, giving Spanish and wider EU procurement teams a concrete benchmark for electrolyser capacity, capital cost, and industrial offtake. The source excerpt does not include output volumes, commissioning dates, or electrolyser supplier details, so those specifics should be confirmed before use in sourcing decisions.
Stadtwerke Gaggenau Picks Eos Zinc-Bromide for 7.5MW/30MWh Storage
Stadtwerke Gaggenau, a German municipal utility, has hired a general contractor to build a 7.5MW/30MWh battery energy storage system using zinc-bromide technology from US manufacturer Eos Energy Enterprises. The four-hour duration puts the project in the long-duration segment, where non-lithium chemistries are competing for market share. For European procurement teams, it signals that municipal buyers are now evaluating alternatives to lithium-ion for multi-hour applications.
UK Wealth Fund Lends £1bn to RWE-KKR Vanguard Windfarms
The UK National Wealth Fund will lend £1bn toward the two Vanguard offshore windfarms off Norfolk, which together require almost £13bn of debt financing. RWE won the contract in January's renewables auction, so the project was already moving, and commentators question whether co-investor KKR needed public money. For European developers and lenders, the deal shows how state-backed capital is being used to de-risk large offshore wind builds even where private equity capital is available.
Bad Lauchstädt Starts Green Hydrogen Output from 30 MW Electrolyser
The 30 MW electrolysis plant at the Bad Lauchstädt Energy Park in Saxony-Anhalt has produced its first green hydrogen, and commissioning of the overall facility is now under way. The milestone moves one of Germany's flagship hydrogen projects from construction into operational ramp-up, giving industrial buyers in central Germany a concrete reference point for domestic supply timelines. Procurement teams planning hydrogen offtake should track how quickly the plant reaches stable output, as commissioning performance will shape near-term supply expectations.
Germany Awards First Hydrogen-Ready Gas Plant Contracts Under Capacity Strategy
On November 3, the Bundesnetzagentur awarded the first contracts for dispatchable long-term capacity under Germany's power plant strategy, following a prolonged political lead-up and restart of the process. The capacity is intended to back up fluctuating renewable generation, and a next round of awards has already begun. For procurement teams and hydrogen suppliers in Germany, the awards signal the first concrete demand pipeline for hydrogen-ready turbines, grid connections, and future hydrogen supply contracts.
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