Thomas Bagus (left) will manage the industrial production in Berlin, © Siemens Energy
Siemens Energy is making use of existing infrastructure for this purpose. In an already existing 2,000-square-meter hall (22,000 sq ft), new production lines for PEM electrolyzer cells are to be built, for around 30 million euros. The individual cells will then be combined into stacks on site, before they are assembled at the Mülheim location, in the final production step, into finished units. Christian Bruch, chair of Siemens Energy, explained, “With our new production facility, we are helping to make hydrogen economically competitive more quickly.”
