Ireland’s first green hydrogen company signs partnership aimed at exporting energy

It is hoped the partnership will provide the route to the European energy market needed for Ireland to become a net exporter of energy over time

The partnership will provide an alternative route to market for renewable electricity by establishing a supply chain for green hydrogen to move between Ireland and Europe.

Ireland’s first green hydrogen company, EIH2, has signed a memorandum of understanding with both the Port of Cork and the Port of Amsterdam in a move aimed at maximising Ireland's use of offshore wind as a source of energy.

The partnership will provide an alternative route to market for renewable electricity by establishing a supply chain for green hydrogen to move between Ireland and Europe via the port of Amsterdam.