Green Hydrogen pioneers
Iberdrola leads the development of green hydrogen
In our mission to lead the energy transition, Iberdrola is spearheading the development of green hydrogen with over 60 projects in eight countries (Spain, the United Kingdom, Australia, Brazil and the United States, among others) to meet the demand for electrification and decarbonisation in sectors such as industry and heavy transport. We have created a new green hydrogen business unit within the company, with the aim of becoming the world leader in this technology. Our group is addressing the technological challenge of producing and supplying green hydrogen from clean energy sources, using a technology that will be competitive much sooner than expected, according to a report by UK consultancy Rethink Energy.
Green hydrogen, key to our energy transition strategy
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A commitment to green methanol in Australia We will invest more than €1.1 billion in a green hydrogen and green methanol production plant in northern Tasmania.
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Parceria entre ScottishPower e Storegga As empresas anunciam planos para construir uma série de projetos de hidrogênio verde nas Highlands
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We are the first company with the AENOR renewable hydrogen certificate AENOR's recognition confirmes that Iberdrola's renewable hydrogen production is environmentally friendly and climate neutral.
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Barcelona receives the first Caetano hydrogen bus Iberdrola has already begun to produce green hydrogen at its Zona Franca facility, where these city buses will soon be supplied.
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The H2 Green Steal alliance is formed berdrola and H2 Green Steel have signed an agreement to build a green hydrogen plant with an installed capacity of 1,000 MW and an estimated investment of 2.3 billion euros.
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Investment secured for Whitelee hydrogen facility ScottishPower has secured £9.4 million in funding to build the first green hydrogen plant integrated into a wind farm.
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Exploring export opportunities for green hydrogen ScottishPower is leading an international study that will examine future German demand for green hydrogen and how it could be met by Scotland.
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Ignacio Galán, appointed chairman of the Renewable Hydrogen Coalition The Coalition has strengthened its leadership with the appointment of Iberdrola group chairman and CEO as chairman of the alliance.
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Mobilising green hydrogen in the Apenine railway hub This transport line in Italy stretching over 300-km is a strategic connection between inland areas.
- 1 We lead the Atmosphere consortium to boost green hydrogen production
- 2 The first ICO loan to finance green hydrogen
- 3 We partner with Cummins to carry out large-scale hydrogen production projects in Spain and Portugal
- 4 Agreement with Mitsubishi Power
- 5 Prime minister of Scotland: "Iberdrola sets an example for green hydrogen production"
Europe's largest green hydrogen plant for the production of zero emissions fertilisers
The Puertollano (Ciudad Real) plant consist of a 100 MW photovoltaic solar plant, a lithium-ion battery system with a storage capacity of 20 MWh and one of the largest electrolytic hydrogen production systems in the world (20 MW). All from 100% renewable sources.
A total of 150 million euros has been invested in the project, an initiative that will create up to 1,000 jobs and avoid emissions of 48,000 tCO2/year.
Our green hydrogen projects worldwide
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Green hydrogen train will become a reality thanks to Iberdrola and CAF The companies sign an agreement whose main objective is the global promotion of emission-free green hydrogen rail transport.
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The launch of the Hydrogen Skills Partnership The main players in green hydrogen are partnering with the academic sector and members of the supply chain to launch the Hydrogen Skills Partnership.
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ScottishPower launches Scottish School's Hydrogen Challenge More than 7,000 Scottish students are competing to build the best hydrogen powered Lego model.
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Neoenergia and the Government of Pernambuco enter into an agreement to product green hydrogen A collaboration agreement to develop a pilot project to produce green energy in Puerto de Suape.
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AVANGRID positioned to build the future of green hydrogen in the US To obtain low-cost, large-scale clean hydrogen, AVANGRID is proposing projects in a number of states.
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The hydrogen plant in Puertollano: the largest industrial use plant in Europe The solution will consist of the largest electrolytic hydrogen production systems in the world (20 MW)
Brazil
Agreement with Estado Rio Grande do Sul.
Agreement with Pernambuco authority to develop Green H2 in Puerto Suape.
Agreement with Prumo for the development of studies for the production of green hydrogen at Açu Port.
United States
Exploring and developing projects related to mobility & industry in 6 states.
Mexico
Working jointly in different projects with relevant industry players.
Spain
Puertollano green hydrogen plant.
Barcelona Hydrogen Plant (TMB).
United Kingdom
Agreement to build an H2 plant at the country's largest freight port, in Felixtowe.
Agreement between ScottishPower and Storegga to develop and build H2 projects in the Highlands.
Italy
Working jointly in different projects with relevant indusrtry players.
Framework agreement with AECOM, Ancitel Energia e Ambiente and Cinque International for the development of the project for the conversion to green hydrogen of the Apennine railway axis.
Portugal
Agreement with Cinca (ceramics) to provide green H2 to different industry processes.
Australia
Working on the commercial approach to provide green H2 to different industry applications.
Agreement with ABEL Energy to build one of the world's largest green hydrogen and green methanol production plants in Northern Tasmania
Brazil
Agreement with Estado Rio Grande do Sul.
Agreement with Pernambuco authority to develop Green H2 in Puerto Suape.
Agreement with Prumo for the development of studies for the production of green hydrogen at Açu Port.
Spain
Puertollano green hydrogen plant.
Barcelona Hydrogen Plant (TMB).
United Kingdom
Agreement to build an H2 plant at the country's largest freight port, in Felixtowe.
Agreement between ScottishPower and Storegga to develop and build H2 projects in the Highlands.
Italy
Working jointly in different projects with relevant indusrtry players.
Framework agreement with AECOM, Ancitel Energia e Ambiente and Cinque International for the development of the project for the conversion to green hydrogen of the Apennine railway axis.
Portugal
Agreement with Cinca (ceramics) to provide green H2 to different industry processes.
Australia
Working on the commercial approach to provide green H2 to different industry applications.
Agreement with ABEL Energy to build one of the world's largest green hydrogen and green methanol production plants in Northern Tasmania
Mexico
Working jointly in different projects with relevant industry players.
United States
Exploring and developing projects related to mobility & industry in 6 states.
An energy vector that will be competitive much sooner than expected
According to a report by UK-based consultancy Rethink Energy, new energy vector will be competitive by 2024, with costs three times lower than today's by 2035. The report suggests that its cost will fall from the current $3.70/kg to just over $1/kg by 2035, and to $0.75/kg by 2050. By that date, the cost reduction will be more than 95 per cent from 2020 levels, which will increase global demand tenfold. As part of its objective to lead this new energy vector, the Iberdrola group has been a pioneer in making green hydrogen a reality with projects in two main areas: industrial use and heavy transport.
This is one of the most efficient solutions to help the most polluting industrial sectors transform their processes and become more sustainable. Thanks to the collaboration with pioneering and forward-looking companies, we have before us tangible examples of green hydrogen production that are already a reality.
Millán García-Tola, Iberdrola's Global H2 Manager
Director global de H2 de Iberdrola
Green hydrogen: an alternative that reduces emissions and cares for our planet
Green hydrogen is a great growth vector for Iberdrola, that is already developing several projects that will enable the decarbonisation of industry and heavy transport in Spain and the United Kingdom, as well as the development of its value chain. We have a mature project portfolio of 2,400 MW by 2025 and expect to produce 350,000 tonnes of green hydrogen per year by 2030. In addition, Iberdrola has submitted 54 projects to the Next Generation EU programme, which would trigger investments of €2.5 billion.
What are hydrogen stations and how do they work?
Green hydrogen is one of the great alternatives in terms of sustainable mobility, and for this hydrogen stations, or hydrogen pumps, which function as a refuelling station for this fuel, are necessary. The aim is for Spain to have a network of more than 100 hydrogen stations by 2030.
Green hydrogen: an alternative that reduces emissions and cares for our planet
Green hydrogen is a great growth vector for Iberdrola, that is already developing several projects that will enable the decarbonisation of industry and heavy transport in Spain and the United Kingdom, as well as the development of its value chain. We have a mature project portfolio of 2,400 MW by 2025 and expect to produce 350,000 tonnes of green hydrogen per year by 2030. In addition, Iberdrola has submitted 54 projects to the Next Generation EU programme, which would trigger investments of €2.5 billion.
What are hydrogen stations and how do they work?
Green hydrogen is one of the great alternatives in terms of sustainable mobility, and for this hydrogen stations, or hydrogen pumps, which function as a refuelling station for this fuel, are necessary. The aim is for Spain to have a network of more than 100 hydrogen stations by 2030.
