The collaboration brings together Siemens’ digital engineering and operations expertise with Atmen’s regulatory automation platform to support compliant PtX supply chain development. By aligning digital plant design with certification requirements from the outset, the companies aim to help developers prepare for evolving regulatory schemes and standards, including those under the EU Renewable Energy Directive.
“Atmen’s modules could now integrate seamlessly with Siemens’ digital twin and control tower technologies, turning scattered data into a continuous flow,” said Flore de Durfort, CEO of Atmen.
The agreement sets out a structured framework for collaboration, under which Siemens and Atmen will coordinate on shared business opportunities, align early in tenders and strategic projects, and participate jointly in selected trade fairs and customer engagements. A bi-annual steering committee, led by senior representatives from both companies, will review market trends and partnership opportunities, while a dedicated working group will oversee ongoing business development and portfolio alignment.
“Our partnership aspires for innovation, credibility, traceability and sustainability from design through operation,” said Peter Ammann, Head of Center of Competence for Siemens’ Hydrogen business.
The partnership is non-exclusive and does not involve direct technology integration at this stage. Both companies will continue to develop their respective platforms independently, while enabling interoperability in customer projects of mutual interest.
Through this collaboration, Siemens and Atmen aim to reduce project risk, lower the levelized cost of hydrogen (LCOH), and enhance trust in the traceability and sustainability of hydrogen and PtX projects across Europe and beyond.
