Together with Enagás Renovable, Repsol will lead the CHYNE consortium with the aim of deploying a 100 MW-capacity electrolyzer, at the Repsol Petróleo Complex in the Cartagena industrial area.
This project is part of Repsol's strategy to lead the energy transition and reduce carbon emissions. Renewable hydrogen will be produced through the electrolysis of water, using electricity coming from renewable sources, which ensures a process free of CO2 emissions.
The facility will be designed to produce 1.7 tonnes of renewable H2 per hour, generating renewable hydrogen and oxygen for local consumers and will prevent up to 167,000 tonnes of CO2 being released per year. As a result, the project stands to be a significant contributor to the widespread adoption of renewable hydrogen, with an important impact at an environmental, economic, and social level.