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        航运巨头马士基的母公司，丹麦A.P.穆勒控股已决定向本国能源公司GHS（Green Hydrogen Systems）进行投资。GHS研发的模块式电解槽（modular electrolyzer）能从可再生能源中制氢。

 

        根据消息，A.P.穆勒控股计划以2千万欧元（约2400万美元）的可转换贷款形式投资GHS。

 

        A.P.穆勒控股的首席信息官扬·尼尔森（Jan T. Nielsen）评价道：“我们把氢能视为未来工业、航运业和重型运输领域绿色能源组合的重要组成部分。”

 

        “GHS拥有一个强大的基于绿色能源的电解制氢技术平台。能够支持GHS把它发展下去，我们很激动。”

 

        作为投资协议的一部分，A.P.穆勒控股有权指定一位GHS的董事会成员。

 

        除了A.P.穆勒控股之外，GHS大股东Nordic Alpha Partners也决定向其额外投资700万欧元。另外，GHS的另一现任股东Norlys Holding也将投资100万欧元。

 

        GHS获得的投资共计2800万欧元，可满足GHS与日俱增的电解制氢需求。GHS不断扩大规模，预示着GHS将发展更大的设施和规模，全价值链（包括研发、销售、生产、组装、委托生产和售后服务）的资源和能力都将提升和增强。

 

        目前，欧盟安装的电解槽总量约为300兆瓦。近日，欧盟宣布，计划到2024年安装6吉瓦的电解槽，到2030年安装40吉瓦的电解槽。除此之外，德国、荷兰、法国、葡萄牙和挪威也制定了绿色制氢的国家战略。

 

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A.P. Moller Holding invests millions in Green Hydrogen Systems

 

Denmark’s A.P. Moller Holding, a parent company of shipping major Maersk, has decided to invest in compatriot Green Hydrogen Systems, a supplier of modular electrolyzers producing green hydrogen from renewable energy.

 

As informed, A.P. Moller Holding will invest in Green Hydrogen Systems in the form of a convertible loan of EUR 20 million (around $24 million).

 

“We see hydrogen as an important part of the future green energy mix for industry, shipping and heavy transport,” Jan T. Nielsen, CIO, A. P. Moller Holding, commented.

 

“Green Hydrogen Systems has a compelling technology platform for electrolytic hydrogen production based on green energy and we are excited to support them in developing this platform further.”

 

As part of the agreement to invest, A. P. Moller Holding will have the right to appoint one member to the board of directors of Green Hydrogen Systems.

 

Apart from A.P. Moller Holding, Nordic Alpha Partners, the major shareholder of Green Hydrogen Systems, had agreed to invest an additional EUR 7 million in the company. What is more, current shareholder Norlys Holding will invest EUR 1 million.

 

These investments, totaling about EUR 28 million, will enable Green Hydrogen Systems to meet the accelerating demand for electrolyzer capacity. The ongoing scale-up implies investment in larger facilities and a larger organisation with added resources and competencies along the full value chain of the company, i.e. R&D, sales, manufacturing, and assembly, commissioning and after-sales service.

 

The EU recently announced an ambitious hydrogen strategy targeting 6 GW of installed capacity by 2024 and 40 GW by 2030 compared with the current around 300 MW installed hydrogen capacity today. In addition to this, Germany, the Netherlands, France, Portugal and Norway have established ambitious national strategies for green hydrogen production.