ABOUT DJEWELS
Djewels is a project that aims to demonstrate the operational readiness of a 20 MW electrolyser for the production of green fuels (green methanol) in real-life industrial and commercial conditions.
The project will be located in Delfzijl industrial park in the Netherlands. Delfzijl industrial park has a direct connection to the electricity transmission grid among other industrial clients that will create further conditions for scaling up green hydrogen production.

CURRENT PROJECT STAGE

Stage 1
Hydrogen business analysis
and development

Stage 2
Electrolyser development
and supply

Stage 3
Plant engineering and
construction

Stage 4
System operation
and monitoring
Electrolyzer
tons of green hydrogen per year
Companies
Year project
Latest News
Artikel over Djewels in Magazine Waddengebied
Een elektrolyse-installatie van 20 MW ontwikkelen op het Chemie Park in Delfzijl om bij te dragen aan de noodzakelijk energietransitie in het kader van klimaatverandering. Dat is de bedoeling van het project Djewels van HYCC (onderdeel van Nobian) en Gasunie. Marc Bekhof, Project Engineer bij Gasunie: “Het gaat hier om de ontwikkeling...
Groene waterstoffabriek in Groningen grote stap dichterbij met definitieve vergunning
De Provincie Groningen heeft de definitieve omgevingsvergunning afgegeven voor Djewels 1, de geplande 20 megawatt waterstoffabriek in Delfzijl. Het project is Europees koploper in de ontwikkeling van groene waterstof voor de verduurzaming van de industrie. De fabriek zal gebruik maken van elektrolyse om water en duurzame elektriciteit...

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This project has received funding from the Clean Hydrogen Partnership under grant agreement No 826089. This partnership receives support from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme, Hydrogen Europe and Hydrogen Europe Research.

This project also received funding from Waddenfonds.