Renewable fuels developer Hy2gen's Atlantis e-methane and renewable hydrogen plant in Werlte, Germany, has achieved a significant milestone by becoming the first facility in the country to receive RFNBO certification. CertifHy certified the plant as compliant with the EU regulation on Renewable Fuels of Non-Biological Origin (RFNBO), ensuring full traceability and lifecycle emissions adherence. The plant, operating with a 6.3 MW electrolyser capacity powered by wind and solar electricity, produces e-methane and green hydrogen. E-methane, a low-carbon fuel, can replace fossil LNG in dual-fuel vessels, supporting the shipping industry's shift to cleaner alternatives. Hy2gen plans to expand the plant's electrolyser capacity by 5 MW, facilitated by a new power purchase agreement to supply additional green electricity. This expansion aims to increase the production of certified molecules by the end of 2025, further aiding in industry decarbonization efforts.