HiWHyV - High Coast to West Coast Hydrogen Valley
HiWhyV aims to establish Sweden’s first large-scale hydrogen valley by connecting two complementary regional hubs: the West Coast, with major industrial hydrogen demand, and the High Coast, one of Europe’s most attractive regions for renewable hydrogen production. HiWhyV could produce up to 123,000 tonnes of renewable hydrogen annually. Planned applications include e-fuels, green fertilisers, and hydrogen-powered transport. Residual oxygen and waste heat will be valorised.
Overarching / General
RISE Research Institutes of Sweden AB, Chalmers tekniska hogskola AB, Cluster de energia - Cluster viooikonomias kai perivallontos dytikis makedonias, Energy hub emsland entwicklungsgesellschaft mbh, ESCI, FAH, GU, IVL, Länsstyrelserna VG
H2 production
Lhyfe, Liquid Wind, Norsk e-fuel. Skövde energi, Rabbaldshede Kraft, Göteborg Hydrogen AB
H2 transportation, storage & distribution
Hydri
H2 end use
Göteborg Energi, Volvo Technology AB
Project details
Production volume
H2 production from electrolysis
Final products
H2 color
Value chain coverage
H2 transport
End use
Mobility
Industry