Power2X, an industry leader in clean molecule projects and industrial decarbonisation, has announced the acquisition of HyCC, the Netherlands-based large-scale green hydrogen project developer. The acquisition strengthens Power2X’s position as a clean molecules leader, focused on clean fuels and feedstocks for industries in the Netherlands and Germany.
The deal creates greater scale and efficiencies, reflecting the consolidation of the clean molecules sector as projects transition from early development into large-scale delivery. HyCC has developed a strong portfolio of hydrogen and clean molecules projects in the Netherlands and Germany in locations including Amsterdam, Delfzijl and Rotterdam. In the combined company, these projects will benefit from increased scale, broader capabilities and a strong capital base. The expertise and industrial experience from the HyCC team will support further development and delivery of projects in the Power2X portfolio.
Supporting Clean, Competitive and Resilient Industry
Clean molecules, including green hydrogen, have a critical role to play in strengthening Europe’s industrial competitiveness and energy security. The combined portfolio has the potential to unlock material investments in the coming years and could provide a significant boost for the local chemical sector. For the realisation of these projects, a reliable, stable regulatory framework across Europe, the Netherlands and Germany will be crucial.
Power2X’s acquisition of HyCC strengthens the entire ecosystem by de-risking investments, accelerating project delivery, and advancing Europe’s resilience and decarbonisation leadership.
Occo Roelofsen, founder and CEO of Power2X, highlighted the strategic value of the acquisition. “With the acquisition of HyCC we are adding valuable, and strategic projects in key industrial hubs to our portfolio,” he said. “It brings us into a new phase where we have increased focus on delivery and a more diverse group of industrial customers. We look forward to working closely with Nobian and other partners on project delivery and operations in Dutch and German clean molecules market.”
Marcel Galjee, managing director of HyCC, reflected on the company’s development and the rationale for the transaction. “Our ongoing focus on water electrolysis has enabled us to develop a strong portfolio of green hydrogen projects at HyCC,” he said. “Now it is time to move to the next phase of these projects, and with Power2X we have found the perfect partner to do so. We are grateful to everyone who contributed to this achievement and look forward to the next chapter with Power2X.”
The transaction underscores Power2X’s ambition and positions the company to scale competitive clean molecules assets capable of delivering at industrial scale.
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