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Renewable hydrogen plant in Cartagena could be operational by 2029

The electrolyzer alone will prevent the emission of up to 167,000 tons of CO₂ per year.

The construction phase will begin in the spring of 2026 and the park is scheduled to be commissioned in the summer of 2027.

The site of the former Cottam power plant is forever changed following Brown & Mason's demolition of eight cooling towers.

The network will reduce heating emissions from connected buildings by 75% from its first operational phase.

The plant will be built on the site of the historic Manhattan Project in Tennessee.

The new complex will connect directly to the Schwechat refinery and will reduce its current emissions by 10%.

Al Dhafra generates power for 200,000 homes with 2 GW of installed capacity and high-efficiency bifacial solar technology.

Development of the park began more than a decade ago.

The company is driving a structural change in its project portfolio in Portugal by integrating solar, wind and BESS systems.

The use of liquid helium is related to research laboratories, specialized welding processes and professional diving systems.

Nexans reinforces its role as a key supplier for offshore projects with highly reliable integrated power solutions

The purchase will seek to accelerate renewable energy projects in Brazil.