Green hydrogen producer Lhyfe, onshore wind developer OX2, and innovative green fertilizer firm Velarion are joining forces to create one of Europe’s largest green hydrogen-based industrial clusters. The proposed cluster, tapping on wind power to produce green hydrogen and then using it to make carbon-neutral fertilizer, would be located in Sweden’s Ånge municipality.
OX2 is developing a wind farm with a planned annual production capacity of 1.4 TWh. The green electricity would power a 300 MW electrolyzer that Lhyfe plans to build, with a capacity of up to 100 tons of green hydrogen per day.

Velarion, a key partner in the initiative, would build one of the world’s first carbon-neutral fertilizer plants within this cluster. According to the project, the state-of-the-art facility would utilize green hydrogen to produce green ammonia, significantly reducing carbon emissions in fertilizer production.