Building Electrolyzers in Guadalajara, Spain
Accelera™ by Cummins has launched large-scale electrolyzer production in Guadalajara, Spain, aiming to boost Europe’s green hydrogen transition. The €50M facility produces up to 500MW of PEM electrolyzers annually, with plans to scale beyond 1GW. Sustainability is built in, with rooftop solar and geothermal systems meeting up to 70% of the site’s energy needs.
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