Uniper, a German energy major, has chosen ITM Power to provide 120MW of electrolysers for its UK green hydrogen plant, which is in the running for government funding. The project, located at Uniper's existing Killingholme site under the name Humber H2ub, will incorporate six of ITM's 20MW Poseidon process modules. This marks the first time ITM has publicly announced the use of Poseidon systems in a specific project, highlighting their growing presence in the industry. The electrolysers, based on 2MW stacks, are designed for larger-scale initiatives, demonstrating a push towards more extensive green hydrogen production. Moreover, Uniper's partnership with Phillips 66 aims to supply green hydrogen to the latter's Humber refinery, with the goal of replacing some of the refinery's fuel gas in fired heaters. This collaboration signifies a strategic effort to transition towards cleaner energy sources and reduce carbon emissions in industrial processes. The utilization of standardized skid-mounted electrolyser units showcases a shift towards efficient and scalable green hydrogen solutions for industrial applications, reflecting a broader trend in the energy sector towards sustainable practices.