About
NORDEX ELECTROLYZERS S.L.:
ONE STEP MORE TOWARDS GLOBAL DECARBONIZATION
Who we are
TWO EXPERIENCED PARTNERS JOIN FORCES TO ADVANCE GLOBAL DECARBONIZATION
Nordex Electrolyzers S.L. is a joint venture between two experienced partners. The Nordex Group, one of the world’s largest wind turbine manufacturers with over 35 years experience, and Sodena, a public company of the Government of Navarre, Spain, that has been investing in innovative projects for over 40 years, have joined forces to manufacture and supply alkaline electrolyzers. Our goal is to unlock the potential of remote sites with exceptional renewable energy capacity factors for the production of green hydrogen, a sustainable energy vector obtained from
the electrolysis of water, using renewable energy, like wind. After production, green hydrogen can be stored and transported to be used to decarbonize hard-to-abate sectors, such as aviation, maritime or steel industries, driving the green energy transition forward. The demand for hydrogen is projected to experience a remarkable surge of approximately 700 percent in the next three decades. The electrolyzer is a key component in the production of green hydrogen.
By clicking on “Load video”, you consent to content being reloaded by Google (United States). This provides Google with the information that you have accessed our site as well as the technically necessary data in this context. We have no influence on the further data processing by Google. The transfer to Google may be based on the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework or standard contractual clauses. See further information at privacy policy
It takes a lot of people-power and exceptional skill sets to drive global decarbonization. #TeamNordexElectrolyzers is comprised of 26 highly-experienced and committed experts in the field of renewable energy and hydrogen technology. There are strong similarities between the hydrogen and wind energy industry. As a member of the Nordex Group, we are ready to deploy our long-term existing capabilities in the wind business to the construction, operation, and engineering required for renewables-based hydrogen production.
THE MANAGEMENT
Eugenio Luis Solla Freijomil
Chief Executive Officer
Javier Fernández de Manzanos Dominguez
Chief Technical Officer
Javier Lopez Espejo
Director Finance & Sourcing
Irene Huarte Martinez
Director Sales & Business Development
Paz Gaite Rus
Head of Quality & HSE
Javier Alvarez Herraiz
Legal Director
Raquel Moreno Borja
Head of People & Culture
THE LOCATIONS
Headoffices:
Polígono Industrial Barasoain, Parcela 2
31395 Barasoain (Navarra), SPAIN
Imarcoain office:
Pol. Ind. Ciudad del transporte. Plaza Europa 3.
Edificio Oriz.
31119 Imarcoain (Navarra), SPAIN
Puertollano R&D Lab:
Polígono Industrial La Nava II
Avda. Europa con C/Grecia s/n
13500 Puertollano (C. Real), SPAIN
Hydrogen Test Bench:
Polígono Industrial Venta de Judas
31440 Lumbier (Navarra), SPAIN
Recent Developments
NORDEX ELECTROLYZERS S.L. DEVELOPS THE FIRST PROTOTYPE OF A 500-KW PRESSURIZED ALKALINE ELECTROLYZER
June 17, 2024
On June 17, 2024, Nordex Electrolyzers inaugurated a test bench in its plant at Lumbier and presented its first in-house-developed prototype of a 500-kW pressurized alkaline electrolyzer to the public. It is the biggest electrolyzer designed, manufactured, and assembled entirely in Spain. The 500-kW prototype can produce more than 10 kg/h of hydrogen with an energy consumption of less than 50 kWh/kg. It is specially designed to work with power changes and frequent stops. This, together with the right selection of materials, will allow Nordex Electrolyzers to differentiate its product from other manufacturers. Hydrogen is set to become one of the most important energy vectors of the future. Not only will it allow for better management and integration of renewable energies, reducing dependence on fossil fuels and greenhouse gas emissions, but will also allow for the decarbonization of many industrial sectors that currently require large amounts of hydrogen for their processes.
NORDEX ELECTROLYZERS S.L. AT EUROPEAN SUSTAINABLE ENERGY WEEK
June 13, 2024
Irene Huarte, Director of Business Development and Sales at Nordex Electrolyzers, took part in the “Recovery and Resilience Plans boosting competitiveness and accelerating the clean energy transition” session during the European Sustainable Energy Week. During her presentation, Huarte highlighted Nordex Electrolyzers’ success as a beneficiary of Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) funds. The company received funding for the development of a proprietary pressurized alkaline electrolyzer technology. This project, classified as an Important Project of Common European Interest (IPCEI), aims to advance green hydrogen production, boost European industrial base and contribute to Europe’s clean energy transition. “Nordex Electrolyzers is proud to be part of the RRF program,” said Huarte. “Our innovative electrolyzer technology will play a crucial role in decarbonizing industries and achieving climate goals.” The event, organized by the European Commission and held in Brussels, serves as a platform for knowledge exchange, collaboration, and policy discussions.
NORDEX ELECTROLYZER S.L. TAKES PART IN IPCEI H2 MADE IN SPAIN ROUND TABLE
February 29, 2024
At the event, which was held in Madrid in February, we explored the advancements and obstacles of renewable hydrogen technology, specifically the Hy2Tech and Hy2Use waves of the IPCEI H2. The Hy2Tech round table, moderated by María Eguaras from Zabala Innovation, included notable industry representatives. Among these was Nordex Electrolyzers Chief Technical Officer Javier Fernández de Manzanos. He talked about his company’s project within the IPCEI H2 framework, which aims to design and produce a flexible alkaline electrolyzer. The goal is to adapt to wind farms and photovoltaic plants, validate prototypes, and achieve a more competitive levelized cost of hydrogen by 2028 through series production of the technology.