Enapter’s Dutch integration partner Rengineers has created a brand new, sustainable energy supply for Fort Island Pampus in the Netherlands – including locally-produced green hydrogen from Enapter’s AEM Electrolyzers.

In 1895, Pampus was an ultra-modern defense structure; during war, 200 soldiers could survive off-grid on the island for three months. After laying in ruins for decades following the advent of military aviation, the island has now been transformed into a role model for innovative and decentralized clean energy supply and circularity.

Powered by wind, sun and bio-fermentation, a combination of green hydrogen, lithium batteries, thermal storage and heat pumps provides fossil-free energy storage all year round.