Imagine a giant energy network connecting Finland and Estonia, similar to how we share electricity or gas today, but using clean hydrogen instead. It turns wind and solar power into a fuel that can be shipped or piped across borders to power heavy factories and ships. This creates a shared marketplace where countries can buy and sell clean energy to stop relying on fossil fuels.
Industries in the Baltic region struggle with high carbon emissions and a lack of scalable, cross-border infrastructure to transport and trade green hydrogen.
A cross-border hydrogen valley connecting Finland and Estonia, featuring an online marketplace, an integrated market model, and physical production sites.
If you are a shipping fleet operator dealing with high carbon emissions in the Gulf of Finland — this project developed hydrogen value chains that reduce emissions from existing marine traffic. It leverages active marine traffic routes to integrate clean fuel into daily operations.
If you are a manufacturer dealing with the high cost of transitioning to green energy — this project developed an integrated market model and online marketplace. This allows you to access a production potential of 60,000 tonnes of hydrogen annually by the end of the project.
If you are a pipeline operator dealing with underutilized natural gas assets — this project developed the Nordic-Baltic Hydrogen Corridor. It transforms existing infrastructure into a cross-border hydrogen network to enable new revenue streams from green gas.
The project aims for a production potential of 60,000 tonnes of hydrogen annually by the end of the project period.
The project enables over 20 use cases and 10 investment cases, totaling 3 billion euros in investments.
Yes, the project is developing an integrated market model and an online hydrogen marketplace to facilitate trade.
Based on available project data, the first hydrogen production use case with a capacity of 3,000 t/a is currently in the commissioning phase.
Based on available project data, specific IP or licensing terms are not detailed, but the project involves a consortium of 42 partners including 25 industry members.
The project is heavily industry-driven, with 60% of the 42 partners coming from the industrial sector, including 13 SMEs. This high industry ratio, combined with partners from 10 different countries, suggests the project is focused on commercial viability and cross-border deployment rather than academic research.
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