On the path to net zero emissions

Renewable hydrogen, key to the energy transition

A cross-cutting solution to drive the decarbonisation of industry and heavy goods transport, both land and sea.

We are launching the Andalusian Green Hydrogen Valley

The largest renewable hydrogen project in Europe, with a combined electrolysis capacity of 2 GW, capable of producing up to 300,000 tons per year.

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We are advancing renewable hydrogen solutions to support the decarbonisation of aviation, maritime transport, and industry.

We are taking flight towards decarbonisation with e-SAF.

Decarbonising global transport through more sustainable maritime routes.

Decarbonisation of industrial processes.

Alliances and partners for furthering our mission.

Moeve and Zaffra sign an agreement to develop e-SAF plants in Southern Spain.

We selected their technology for 100 MW of electrolysis capacity in the Andalusian Green Hydrogen Valley.

We incorporated a 300 MW electrolyser into our Andalusian Green Hydrogen Valley.

The first maritime renewable hydrogen corridor connecting northern and southern Europe.

Alliance to drive renewable hydrogen production and decarbonise industry.

Agreement to develop the photovoltaic plant to power the hydrogen plant.

Working together to produce large-scale renewable hydrogen in the Bay of Gibraltar.

The first renewable hydrogen alliance for intercity transport in Spain.

An agreement to supply renewable hydrogen to industrial customers in Europe.

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The first renewable hydrogen corridor that will ensure supply between two of the major European ports.

Learn how to reduce the environmental impact of your business thanks to the energy and mobility solutions that we have for you.

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- Renewable hydrogen is an energy vector capable of storing and transporting renewably sourced energy, such as solar, wave and wind power.
- Renowable hydrogen is produced through the process of electrolysis, whereby hydrogen is separated from water molecules using renewably sourced energy, obtaining a green energy source free of CO2 emissions.
- The production process does not generate environmentally harmful CO2 emissions, making it a key component in the decarbonisation of industry and transport.