GeoPura, a leading UK green hydrogen technology company, has secured a £27 million green loan facility to expand its hydrogen-powered energy services and establish a new Danish hub for electrolyser support. The financing was structured by Barclays and the Export- and Investment Fund of Denmark (EIFO), with a £16.5 million EIFO guarantee marking its first international Power-to-X support.

The funds will support GeoPura’s HyMarnham Power project, a joint venture with JG Pears, producing low-carbon hydrogen at scale at a former coal-fired power station in the East Midlands. The facility, backed under the UK Government’s Hydrogen Allocation Round 1 (HAR1), will supply hydrogen to GeoPura’s zero-emission power units and is set to reach commercial operation by November 2025.

Expansion into Denmark through GeoPura (Europe) Limited will secure electrolyser capacity and strengthen delivery capabilities across the continent. The initiative demonstrates UK-Danish collaboration in developing large-scale green hydrogen infrastructure, supporting industrial decarbonisation and creating skilled jobs.

GeoPura’s Hydrogen Power Units (HPUs) replace diesel generators with zero-emission alternatives for sectors reliant on off-grid or high-demand power, including construction, data centres, and events. The HyMarnham Power project, alongside the new Danish hub, establishes a robust hydrogen supply chain and sets a blueprint for financing and scaling clean energy projects across Europe.