RAG has a long track record of close involvement with new technologies that will make it possible to store and utilise large volumes of renewable energy efficiently.
RAG has decades of experience of producing, utilising and storing gas, and since 2013 the company has been working on cutting edge projects aimed at seasonal storage of hydrogen and the development of green gas technologies. RAG’s innovative capacity has enabled it to become a sustainable technology leader in the European energy storage and supply sector.
RAG has been a pioneer in the field of hydrogen production since 2015, when it brought Austria’s first megawattscale water electrolysis plant online. In addition to this, in collaboration with a variety of industrial partners, research institutions and universities, RAG is investigating the viability of a range of methane electrolysis approaches.

RAG’s constant ability to innovate and commitment to research and development are among its key success factors. In collaboration with our industrial partners and university research institutes, we are paving the way for leading-edge green gas technologies, such as storing solar energy collected in summertime for use in the winter.