Its aim is to offer high purity, economically viable on-site hydrogen production solutions.
TECNALIA's subsidiary, H2SITE, has been identified by Intelectium, a Spanish startup and SME funding consultancy firm, as one of 12 innovative companies that are revolutionising the Cleantech sector, companies that use new technologies with the aim of achieving a positive environmental impact.
H2SITE is a new technology-based company located in Bizkaia, which has had the support of Bizkaia Provincial Council since its inception. It focuses on small and medium-scale, high-purity, low-cost, decentralised hydrogen generation using catalytic membrane reactors. It is the result of a collaboration between TECNALIA, French company ENGIE, the University of Eindhoven (TUe) and the Deep Tech Venture Builder TECNALIA Ventures.
Startups in the cleantech sector cover a wide and diverse range of topics. This is a business sector that reduces negative environmental impacts by improving energy efficiency promoting the circular economy, sustainable mobility and smart cities, among others.
In addition to H2SITE, Intelectium considers the following to be some of the most revolutionary projects in the field of clean energy: Starke energy, FlexiDAO, Alter5, Bechained, Solum, Bioo, Lupa, Llewo, Bioengas, Ampere energy and Wattabit.
