RE: RNS Shell FID approval25 Jul 2024 10:37
"Shell plans to invest $10-$15 billion across 2023-2025 to support the development of low-carbon energy solutions including e-mobility, low-carbon fuels, renewable power generation, hydrogen, and carbon capture and storage. In total, Shell invested $5.6 billion in low-carbon solutions in 2023, which was 23% of its capital spending.
The capital investment related to REFHYNE II will be absorbed within Shell’s cash capital expenditure guidance, and this project exceeds the internal rate of return (IRR) hurdle rate for Shell’s Renewables & Energy Solutions business as outlined during Capital Markets Day 2023.
Key project partners for REFHYNE II are ITM Power (Trading) Ltd, ITM Power Germany GmbH, Linde GmbH, TECNALIA, ETM, SINTEF AS, and CONCAWE.
Shell expects that, once operational, hydrogen produced from REFHYNE II will meet the requirements for renewable fuels of non-biological origin (RFNBO) in accordance with current EU legislation.
This investment delivers on Shell’s strategy to repurpose its Energy and Chemicals Parks to provide lower carbon molecules to customers.
In the Netherlands, Shell is currently constructing Holland Hydrogen I with a capacity of 200 megawatts, one of Europe’s largest renewable hydrogen plants under construction."
https://www.shell.com/news-and-insights/newsroom/news-and-media-releases/2024/shell-to-build-100-megawatt-renewable-hydrogen-electrolyser-in-germany.html