Uniper plans a low-carbon replacement at Connah’s Quay with a CCGT and carbon capture, part of the HyNet cluster in North Wales. The 550 MWel plant (expandable to ~1.1 GW) will capture around 1.2 Mt of CO₂ annually.

NorthStarH2 plans a power-to-methanol plant in Östersund, Sweden, converting 140 kt biogenic CO₂ and 1.1 TWh renewable electricity into up to 112 kt of eMethanol annually.

Uniper’s Wilhelmshaven hydrogen import terminal enables hydrogen from green and blue ammonia with on-site cracking. Germany’s only deep-water port links to major salt cavern storage and the future H₂ core grid, handling 300 ktpa.

Uniper and partners VNG, Terrawatt, and ONTRAS drive the green H₂ economy in central Germany, producing and transporting ~3,000 tons (~99 GWh) of green hydrogen per year via converted pipelines to TotalEnergies in Leuna.

Uniper is developing a 30 MW electrolyzer in Huntorf to produce ~3 kt of green hydrogen per year. The site offers expansion potential up to 300 MW with direct links to the H₂ core network, storage infrastructure, and a nearby power plant.

Developing a hydrogen hub at the Killingholme energy transformation hub in the UK’s largest CO₂-emitting cluster, supplying green hydrogen via 120 MWel electrolyzers (21,000 Nm³/hr) with expansion potential up to 200 MWel.