The goal of energy transition and the search for greater energy independence means that green hydrogen and its derivatives, such as green ammonia, create new lines of business in terms of uses and exports.

The Kaminoan project aims to provide a green hydrogen production capacity of up to 20 MW. The green H2 production plant will be powered by a dedicated photovoltaic plant next to the electrolyser and by electricity from the green grid (with guarantees of origin) during the hours when the solar resource is not available.

Part of the green hydrogen will be supplied to mobility companies for their fleet of fuel cell vehicles for long distance road freight transport. Another part of the hydrogen will be used to decarbonise industrial thermal processes. Blending is also envisaged.

Extremadura (Spain) has been chosen as the location for the project due to its high solar radiation, proximity to relevant highways and the importance of the agricultural and livestock sector and industry. The development of the project will contribute to increasing the capacity of electrolysers and hydrogen distribution infrastructure, accelerating the adoption of technologies along the entire hydrogen value chain and boosting the economy and industrialisation of a rural area of Spain.

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