Castilla y León approved the 40 MW Moreruela II electrolyser with an integrated 50 MW solar park, advancing green hydrogen production amid groundwater debates in rural Zamora.
Junta de Castilla y León in Spain has just given the green light for the Moreruela II green hydrogen plant in Granja de Moreruela, Zamora. This project, developed by Inari Solar, S.L. and supported by the Andalusian team at Ansasol, is set to combine a 40 MW electrolyser with a 50 MW photovoltaic park. It’s all part of the region’s plan to tap into renewable resources for large-scale green hydrogen production and boost the local economy.
Moreruela II aims to produce up to 720 kg/h of ultra-pure hydrogen (99.999% grade) using water electrolysis. Here’s a quick rundown:
