Cepsa, and Ohmium International have announced an agreement to develop highly efficient green hydrogen projects in the Iberian Peninsula.
The companies will collaborate to develop and build initially small-scale projects aiming to develop a green hydrogen platform using Ohmium’s advanced modular PEM electrolyzers, with the possibility of providing Cepsa up to 300 MW of installed hydrogen production capacity. Under the agreement, the two companies will also work together on green hydrogen research and development initiatives.
Tags: Cepsa, Electrolysers, Green Hydrogen, Ohmium
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