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Repsol, Petronor and Bosch to develop Spanish hydrogen value chain

Repsol, Petronor and Bosch have signed an agreement to develop a hydrogen value chain in Spain with an emphasis on mobility, industry and residential use.

Each of the three companies have identified hydrogen as a renewable resource with great potential to reach future net zero mobility applications.

The companies stressed that they will develop hydrogen solutions for trains, buses and ships to support a more sustainable transportation system in Spain.

This development programme is a further step in promoting the hydrogen industry projects in the Basque Hydrogen Corridor, launched in February 2021 by Petronor-Repsol, which includes the installation of two electrolyzers with a capacity of 100 MW to supply renewable hydrogen.

Andrew Cox

During the 1990s, Dr Andrew Cox was the editor of UK Coal Review and was a regular writer and commentator on the international coal trade and related infrastructure developments. Post-2000, he has been a freelance writer, CPD trainer and project consultant. He focuses on developments in the energy, chemicals, shipping and port sectors.
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