Trina Green Hydrogen lands 96MW electrolyser order from Chinese project

China’s Trina Green Hydrogen (TGH) has secured a 96MW alkaline electrolysis stack order from a large-scale wind-solar-hydrogen project, outstripping its current deployments.

The unnamed project in western China will use 500MW of wind and solar power with 150MWh of energy storage to produce 20,000 tonnes-per-year of green hydrogen that will be transported via pipeline for chemical use in northern China.

The new order exceeds TGH’s current deployments, which began in late 2025 with the delivery of its to Portugal.

According to the company, this year it has commissioned 80MW of alkaline electrolysis cells in China and shipped hydrogen production and refuelling equipment to Europe, South Korea, and the United Arab Emirates.

It is also involved in a 160MW green hydrogen project in Huelva, Spain, which is targeting regional industrial offtake and hydrogen blending by transmission system operator, Enagás, by 2028.

The new order comes as Chinese manufacturers continue to grow in the global electrolyser market, spurred by their dominance of alkaline electrolyser manufacturing, estimated at up to 86% of global capacity by the World Bank.

China’s ascendency has led to warnings from players in the market, including the CEO of Germany’s Sunfire, Nils Aldag, who said Europe’s electrolyser industry risks a “” without protection from policymakers.