The green hydrogen craze shows no sign of slowing down on the heels of last year’s pandemic-fueled pause in the global economy. In something of an ironic twist, the plastic supply chain could help rev the renewability trend up a notch or two more. One example is the hydrogen-curious wind turbine manufacturer Siemens Gamesa, which has just signed a contract with the thermoplastics wizard Strohm, aimed at piping green hydrogen from offshore turbines.
An Electrolyzer In Every Wind Turbine
Strohm is new to the CleanTechnica radar, but it entered with a bang. Earlier this week the firm, which bills itself as “the world’s first and leading manufacturer of fully bonded, Thermoplastic Composite Pipe (TCP),” announced a memorandum of understanding with the Renewable Energy branch of Siemens Gamesa.
The idea is to deploy Strom’s flexible TCP for offtaking green H2 from wind…
Green Hydrogen Hitches A Ride On Wind Power
