Sheffield-based ITM Power has introduced a new subsidiary, Hydropulse GmbH, in Berlin, Germany, to cater to the burgeoning demand for green hydrogen in European industries. Hydropulse will specifically focus on utilizing ITM's NEPTUNE technology to construct decentralized green hydrogen production facilities. The subsidiary's primary clientele will include sectors with a consistent need for hydrogen such as mobility, chemicals, steel, food processing, and refineries, predominantly targeting markets in Germany, the UK, and the Nordics. By ensuring direct access to ITM Power's electrolyser systems, Hydropulse aims to provide reliable and sustainable hydrogen solutions under long-term agreements. The company's strategic approach eliminates the uncertainties associated with merchant hydrogen markets, logistics, and speculative refueling infrastructure. Dennis Schulz, the CEO of ITM Power and managing director of Hydropulse, expressed confidence in the subsidiary's ability to address critical challenges, bolstering the green hydrogen sector's growth. Hydropulse's launch signifies a significant step towards enhancing industry sustainability and driving revenue growth through innovative green hydrogen initiatives.