Pilot plants

Green hydrogen generated from renewables allows the decarbonization process in sectors such as transport or industry to be more efficient than through electrification.

To achieve this, we are working on the development of new technological solutions related to hydrogen throughout its value chain, the progress of new materials and components, as well as final mobility and stationary applications.

Our goal is to promote the energy transition by advancing the knowledge of hydrogen-related systems. We develop advanced models of the behaviour of electrolysis systems and fuel cells, from the electrochemical level to their integration into energy systems.

This plant comprises:

• Alkaline electrolyzer with 6 kW and 1nm3/h for production
• PEM 6 kW 1.2 Nm3/h production electrolyzer
• H2 purification unit
• 2 kW PEM fuel cell
• 4kW PEM fuel cell
• H2 200 bar compressor
• Compressed H2 storage unit

The promotion of renewable hydrogen is a necessary strategy for the recovery and transformation of renewable energies. The planet must adapt to new solutions to achieve climate goals.

In addition, the demand for H2 has increased exponentially due to its advantages. This include it emitting polluting gases, its ease of storage in other uses and at times other than its production, and its versatility because it can be used for commercial, industrial or mobility purposes.