Eternal Power plant eine Anlage für grünen Wasserstoff in Dummerstorf. Ab 2028 sollen hier jährlich 8.000 Tonnen produziert werden. Eine Abnahmevereinbarung gibt es bereits.
With Eternal Power, aireg (Aviation Initiative for RenewableEnergy in Germany) has gained a pioneer of green hydrogen and its derivatives as a member.
Hamburg-based hydrogen pioneer Eternal Power gains another prominent investor and senior advisor with manager and entrepreneur Dieter Ammer. The company is developing green hydrogen projects worldwide for import to Germany and the EU. Ammer supports the founding and managing director team with immediate effect in an advisory capacity in the development of a global project pipeline. In addition, Dieter Ammer is participating in financing the company.
As an export country for green hydrogen, hardly any region is more suitable than the north of Chile. Hamburg-based hydrogen producer Eternal Power is therefore touring the region with local partners to identify suitable areas for the development of large-scale plants.
With the beginning of June, Dr. Daniel Gerner joins ETERNAL POWER as Managing Director and Chief Financial Officer. “I’m happy that we will be working on making our planet a bit more carbon neutral by producing green energy, green hydrogen, and its derivatives!”
Germany is expected to import around 80% of its future green hydrogen demand, presenting opportunities for diversification and reduced dependence on specific partners. ETERNAL POWER operates amongst other in Brazil, the UAE, Turkey, Namibia and Vietnam, where the scale-up sees significant potential for low-cost green hydrogen production and where the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action is discussing or has already signed partnerships.
Hydrogen producer ETERNAL POWER recognizes the mobility sector, particularly heavy-duty transport, and the chemical industry as key drivers for the rapid development of the green hydrogen market. Despite being currently more expensive than fossil alternatives, industries that must adhere to CO2 quotas and are technically prepared to switch to green hydrogen present a positive business case.
A team of ETERNAL POWER visited Portugal together with the local cooperation partner to evaluate potential project sites and was impressed by Portugal’s ambitions and pace with regards to decarbonizing their power system and becoming a net exporter of green hydrogen.
Eternal Power aims to produce green hydrogen for 3 euros per kilogram by 2030, primarily in countries like Chile. The forecast considers five factors to be most relevant: renewable energy and electrolyser costs, technological advancements, competition, and political incentives.
Together with its Chilean partners, ETERNAL POWER is developing green hydrogen projects exceeding 3 GW of installed capacity in northern Chile. As part of a trip to Chile, ETERNAL POWER and a team of their partners visited and assessed different potential project sites for hybrid wind and PV hydrogen projects in the Atacama Desert.
