News release
CyLH2 Valley Learning Capsules series turns to digitalization
The latest session of the CyLH2 Valley knowledge series explored how digital solutions are reshaping the way hydrogen valleys are designed and scaled.
From hydrogen to ammonia
A 20 MW electrolyser plant will be built in Burgos to produce approximately 3,000 tonnes of green hydrogen per year. The facility will be powered by renewable energy through PPAs with guarantees of origin and a dedicated 50 MW solar PV plant.
Roughly 98.8% of the hydrogen will be used to produce up to 16,822 tonnes of green ammonia annually. This ammonia will be transported by pipeline to the nearby factory for use in liquid methionine production, an essential ingredient in animal feed. The remaining hydrogen will support a refuelling station (Pilot 8). The plant is expected to enable a reduction of 26,826 tonnes of CO2 emissions per year.
The latest session of the CyLH2 Valley knowledge series explored how digital solutions are reshaping the way hydrogen valleys are designed and scaled.
Recent publications from the CyLH2 Valley project are reaching an increasingly broad audience after being picked up and redistributed by key organisations across the European hydrogen ecosystem. This growing external uptake highlights the project’s relevance within the sector and the value of its technical and strategic outputs. Three June 2026…
As International Women in Engineering Day approaches on 23 June, CyLH2 Valley celebrates the women helping build a more sustainable energy future.