Hydrogen

Hydrogen is a versatile energy carrier that can be used in many areas to enable clean and sustainable energy supply. Unlike fossil fuels, hydrogen does not emit climate-harmful emissions when used, and can thus make an important contribution to reducing CO2 emissions and other pollutants.
Hydrogen technology can be used in energy supply, mobility, industry, and many other areas. In energy supply, hydrogen can be used as a storage medium for renewable energies, enabling continuous and reliable power supply. In mobility, hydrogen can serve as a fuel for fuel cell vehicles that operate on hydrogen and emit only water as exhaust. In industry, hydrogen can be used as a raw material and contribute to the production of chemical products or steel.

Hydrogen technology has enormous potential to drive the energy transition and enable sustainable energy supply. It is a forward-looking technology that can contribute to a clean and environmentally friendly economy. As a startup, we have set

ourselves the goal of advancing hydrogen technology further and developing innovative

solutions to enable sustainable energy supply.

Sustainable hydrogen production

As GEG, we are proud of our plan to implement green hydrogen production on an industrial scale. We firmly believe that hydrogen technology will play an important role in future energy supply and are therefore committed to sustainable and climate-friendly solutions.
Our pilot project with 60 megawatts of photovoltaic capacity is part of our strategy to promote hydrogen technology. We rely on the production of green hydrogen using renewable energy sources. We are convinced that this initiative is an important prerequisite for the success of hydrogen technology on an industrial scale.
We are always looking for innovative solutions and technologies to implement our plan. Therefore, we are interested in products and services that support us in efficiently converting photovoltaic capacity into hydrogen, enable safe and efficient storage of hydrogen, and ensure the secure transportation of hydrogen.
We believe that our vision for implementing green hydrogen production on an industrial scale is not possible without the support of other companies. However, we rely on interdisciplinary collaboration to create innovative solutions for sustainable energy supply.

Use of renewable energy sources

The use of renewable energies such as wind and solar energy for hydrogen production is becoming increasingly important. One way to produce green hydrogen is through the electrolysis of water using electricity from renewable sources. In this process, water is split into its components hydrogen and oxygen.
Wind and photovoltaic energy are important sources for generating clean electricity. The electricity from these sources can be used to provide the energy needed for electrolysis. Such systems can be particularly effective in areas with high wind and solar radiation.
In practice, the electricity generated from wind and solar power plants is used in electrolyzers to split water into hydrogen and oxygen. The hydrogen produced in this process is then referred to as green hydrogen, as it is produced solely using electricity from renewable sources.
GEG Green Energy Germany aims to implement a large-scale green hydrogen production using renewable energies like photovoltaics. A pilot project with 60 megawatts of photovoltaic power is intended to help develop innovative solutions for sustainable energy supply.
Overall, the use of renewable energies such as wind and photovoltaics for green hydrogen production can make a significant contribution to reducing CO2 emissions and creating a sustainable energy supply.

Hydrogen 5.0 for the Industry

The increasing demand for low-carbon and emission-free energy sources is making the production of green hydrogen from renewable energy sources such as wind and solar energy an attractive option. GEG is a company that aims to advance large-scale green hydrogen production using renewable energies as a key driver. In particular, photovoltaic systems offer great potential for generating clean electricity for the electrolysis of water. GEG plans to initiate a pilot project with 60 megawatts of photovoltaic power to create innovative solutions for sustainable energy supply. This is just the beginning of a long-term strategy to produce green hydrogen on an industrial scale in Turkey.
Electrolysis of water using renewable electricity is a crucial step towards achieving carbon-neutral hydrogen production. By combining renewable energy sources and hydrogen technology, companies like GEG can contribute to advancing the energy transition and making an important contribution to climate protection. Overall, large-scale production of green hydrogen from renewable energies can help create a

sustainable and environmentally friendly energy supply and accelerate the transition to

a low-carbon society.