Wedoany.com Report-Aug. 14, UK electrolyzer manufacturer ITM Power has signed a supply agreement and binding heads of terms for a long-term services agreement with Switzerland-based MorGen Energy for the 20 MW West Wales Hydrogen Project in Milford Haven, UK.

Supported by the Department for Energy Security & Net Zero’s Hydrogen Allocation Round 1 (HAR1) program, the initiative will deploy POSEIDON, ITM Power’s 20 MW modular electrolyzer platform, designed for scalable green hydrogen production. The hydrogen will be supplied to industrial clusters in Milford Haven, Port Talbot, and other areas across Wales, while also supporting green transport.

According to project stakeholders, permits have been secured and commercial terms are nearing completion. The project is on track for a final investment decision within the year and is expected to start construction before the end of the calendar year.

Dennis Schulz, CEO of ITM Power, said: “This contract marks a major milestone for ITM Power and the UK hydrogen sector. Selection for the West Wales Hydrogen Project demonstrates confidence in our technology, delivery capability, and the critical role green hydrogen plays in the energy transition. We are proud to be partnering with MorGen Energy to bring POSEIDON to life in a project of national significance.”

Werner Lieberherr, CEO of MorGen Energy, stated: “The West Wales Hydrogen Project is a cornerstone of our vision for a cleaner, more resilient energy future for Wales and the UK. Working with ITM Power’s world-class electrolyser technology allows us to deliver not only a pioneering energy project, but also an economic catalyst – creating high-value jobs, strengthening supply chains, and positioning Wales at the forefront of the green hydrogen economy. Guided by a purpose-led and performance-driven approach, we are committed to ensuring this partnership delivers both environmental impact and lasting prosperity for the communities we serve.”

In addition to this project, ITM Power in 2025 signed a contract to supply four NEPTUNE V units – a 5 MW containerized green hydrogen plant – for the first phase of Norway’s Hydrogen Hub Agder project, wholly owned by Norwegian energy company Greenstat. The company has also been contracted by an undisclosed European energy firm to jointly develop a standard design configuration for a 10 MW green hydrogen production plant.

The West Wales Hydrogen Project is positioned to contribute to the UK’s clean energy goals, stimulate local economic development, and enhance Wales’ role in the growing green hydrogen sector.