DIF Capital Partners has forged a strategic partnership with Belgian renewable energy company Virya Energy, acquiring a majority stake in green hydrogen production facilities developer VoltH2.
VoltH2 focuses on the design, development, construction and operation of green hydrogen facilities in Europe. The Netherlands-based company holds permits and secured land plots for two production sites in Vlissingen and Terneuzen, with advanced planning under way for an additional site in Delfzijl as well as a number of early phase development positions. The first two production facilities are expected to be operational in 2025.
Following the transaction, VoltH2’s founder André Jurres will retain a meaningful share in the company.
“This investment attests to the confidence in green hydrogen and in the growth of VoltH2,” said Jurres, managing director of VoltH2. “With the involvement of DIF Capital Partners and Virya Energy, we can anchor VoltH2 locally as well as