The family-owned Austrian company will be using the facility to heat its local bakery ovens.
Family-owned Australian retailer MPreis has announced that it has commissioned a 3.2 MW green hydrogen plant to produce renewable H2 in Tyrol.
The electrolyzer is located near Innsbruck in Voels and was built as a part of a demonstration project.
The green hydrogen plant was constructed as a component of the Demo4Grid project in the EU. At first, it will be used to demonstrate H2 as a renewable energy source and to balance power grid fluctuations. However, after it has fulfilled that purpose, MPreis will be taking it on to heat one of its local bakeries’ ovens.
This is not the retailer’s first venture into this renewable energy source. It has also announced that it will begin gradually converting its transportation fleet into hydrogen fuel cell trucks. Those vehicles will be refueled at…
MPreis retailer buys into 3.2 MW green hydrogen plant
