BrightHy signs green hydrogen agreement

The announcement follows BrightHy’s previous press release regarding its selection to advance to final contract negotiations for a 2 MW hydrogen project in Southern Europe, aimed at supplying both green hydrogen and oxygen as part of the client’s decarbonisation objectives.

With the execution of the agreements, the project now moves into execution, representing a significant milestone for both BrightHy and the broader industrial hydrogen market in Southern Europe.

The project is designed to support the decarbonisation of cement production through the integration of green hydrogen into industrial thermal processes while also valorising the oxygen generated during electrolysis. The facility will operate under a long-term operations and maintenance agreement through the previously announced infrastructure investment platform, combining BrightHy’s engineering and project execution capabilities with its emerging hydrogen asset management platform.

The project represents another important milestone in BrightHy’s strategy to accelerate the deployment of bankable industrial hydrogen projects across Southern Europe.

“This project represents the type of industrial application the hydrogen sector needs more of — real industrial demand, long-term offtake, and integration into hard-to-abate sectors,” said Frederico Figueira de Chaves, Chief Executive Officer of BrightHy. “For years the industry focused heavily on announcements and megaprojects. We believe the market is now entering a phase where execution, integration, and operational reliability matter more than ambition alone.”

The company expects the project to become one of the first industrial hydrogen leasing and long-term service structures implemented in the Iberian cement sector.

The project leverages BrightHy’s strategic partnerships with Sungrow Hydrogen, a leading international hydrogen equipment supplier and industrial technology provider. Over the past year, BrightHy has positioned itself as a hydrogen integration and execution partner capable of bridging the gap between technology suppliers, industrial offtakers, investors, and EPC execution.

“Hydrogen deployment will ultimately be driven by projects that solve industrial problems in a pragmatic way,” added Mario Garma BrightHy’s Chief Operating Officer. “The sector now needs execution-focused projects capable of operating reliably, integrating safely, and creating long-term value for industrial users.”

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