Germany, Oct. 27 -- A hydrogen-compatible combined cycle power plant with an output of around 850 megawatts could be constructed at the former RWE power station in Voerde. Such plants are crucial for ensuring Germany's long-term energy security and will thus contribute to the successful phase-out of coal. As part of its power plant strategy, the German government has announced that it will soon create a regulatory framework for tenders for hydrogen-compatible gas-fired power plants. RWE is currently preparing to participate in the tenders, and if awarded the contract, it will begin construction of the plant in Voerde without delay.This would ensure that Voerde remains an important generation site in the future, thus enabling it to continue ...