TES is building the Green Energy Hub in Voslapper Groden Nord in Wilhelmshaven on an area of around 145 hectares. This import terminal for green energy will serve as a central hub for distributing it.
e-NG will be transported to Wilhelmshaven by ship and processed further in the Green Energy Hub.
In Wilhelmshaven, the delivered e-NG can be fed directly into the natural gas grid. For this purpose, the direct connection from the Green Energy Hub to the German natural gas grid is used to feed the e-NG directly into the grid and use it like conventional natural gas. Furthermore, the e-NG can be converted into hydrogen at the Green Energy Hub, which will enable significant quantities of hydrogen to be produced on site in Wilhelmshaven in the future. During the conversion of e-NG into hydrogen, the CO2 can also be captured and recycled, in order to export and reuse it for the production of e-NG.
The Green Energy Hub is therefore an essential part of the
TES Cycle and will make a significant contribution to decarbonisation.
