OMV has inaugurated a groundbreaking green hydrogen production plant in Schwechat, near Vienna, marking the largest of its kind in Austria. With an annual capacity of 1,500 metric tons, the electrolyzer plant will play a vital role in the sustainable production of fuels and chemicals, including renewable aviation fuel and diesel. Powered by renewable sources like wind, hydro, and solar energy, the plant is expected to save 15,000 metric tons of CO2 emissions annually. This initiative aligns with OMV's commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 through innovative projects in geothermal energy, sustainable aviation fuel, and chemical recycling, with green hydrogen at the forefront. Recognized under the Renewable Energy Directive, the plant is a testament to OMV's dedication to decarbonization and green energy. This project not only contributes to climate objectives but also fosters industrial progress by establishing local green hydrogen production chains. Supported by various entities and certifications, including the Climate and Energy Fund Austria, the plant signifies a monumental step towards a cleaner and more resilient future.