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The project would be located in the bp refinery in Castellón, where a 20-megawatt (MW) electrolyser will be built, powered by renewable energy produced, among other sources, by a 40 MW photovoltaic plant In later stages, the electrolysis capacity could be ramped up to 115 MW, becoming the largest green hydrogen project in the refining sector in Spain This project would reduce the refinery's emissions by up to 24,000 tonnes of CO2 per year, contributing to the decarbonisation of the region's industrial corridor bp, Iberdrola and Enagas have reached an agreement to study the feasib...

Advertisement Siemens Energy and Messer Group have entered into a co-operation agreement with the goal to work on green hydrogen projects in the 5 - 50 MW range for industrial and mobility applications. Within the framework of this agreement, Messer Ibérica has already submitted three clean hydrogen projects in the chemical complex of Tarragona, Spain, to the Spanish government. These projects will have a total electrolyser capacity of 70 MW. The intention of the partners is to achieve the most economic operation possible, by maximising cost efficiency and the utilisation of all co-products ...

Share this article Share this article ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. The primary aim of this research is to analyze the current and future market potential of green hydrogen as an energy carrier driving transition toward a sustainable energy future. The study identifies growth opportunities for the green hydrogen market in the global power sector and some of the key countries and companies active in this space. Currently, green hydrogen account less than 1% of the total hydrogen produced. The global demand for green hydrogen and its emerging applications is expected to increase exponentia...

Don’t believe hydrogen and nuclear hype – they can’t get us to net zero carbon by 2050  Don’t believe hydrogen and nuclear hype – they can’t get us to net zero carbon by 2050  https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2021/mar/16/hydrogen-nuclear-net-zero-carbon-renewables          Big industry players pushing techno-fixes are ignoring the only realistic solution to the climate crisis: renewables.   ow that the whole world seems to be aligned behind the goal of net zero carbon emissions by 2050, the nuclear industry is straining every sinew to present itself as an invalu...

Big industry players pushing techno-fixes are ignoring the only realistic solution to the climate crisis: renewables, says environmentalist Jonathon Porritt