ITM Power Unveils 50 MW Green Hydrogen Plant Concept in Netherlands
Rotterdam, Friday, 24 October 2025.
ITM Power’s ALPHA 50 plant concept aims to produce 900 kg of green hydrogen per hour, using advanced PEM electrolyzers in the Netherlands, highlighting a significant step towards sustainable energy.
Innovative Green Energy Solutions
The ALPHA 50 plant by ITM Power represents a leap forward in green hydrogen technology, utilizing proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyzers to efficiently produce hydrogen. This prefabricated, skid-mounted facility is designed for ease of deployment and scalability, capable of producing up to 900 kilograms of green hydrogen per hour. The modular nature allows for simple integration into larger energy systems, providing a versatile solution for green energy production [1].
Strategic Commitment to Sustainability
Located in the Netherlands, this project underscores the region’s commitment to sustainability and carbon reduction. By utilizing renewable electricity sources, the plant aims to deliver high-purity hydrogen at a pressure of 30 bar, with operational capabilities in temperatures ranging from -20 to +45°C. This adaptability ensures that the plant can function efficiently in diverse environmental conditions, making it a robust solution for various industrial applications [1].
Economic and Environmental Impact
The ALPHA 50 plant is expected to cost approximately €50 million, reflecting ITM Power’s investment in leading-edge technology to transform the hydrogen industry. This investment aligns with broader European goals for reducing carbon emissions and promoting the use of renewable energy sources. By facilitating rapid load changes, the ALPHA 50 maximizes hydrogen production efficiency, setting a new standard for energy projects on a global scale [1].
Future Prospects and Industry Transformation
Dennis Schulz, CEO of ITM Power, emphasized the transformative potential of the ALPHA 50, highlighting its role in setting a new benchmark for large-scale hydrogen projects. The plant is poised to stimulate further development within the industry, encouraging innovation and collaboration across sectors. As the Netherlands continues to build its hydrogen infrastructure, projects like ALPHA 50 will play a crucial role in achieving national and European climate goals [1].