Technip Secures €60M Hydrogen Plant Contract at CEPSA Huelva Refinery

Key highlights
  • Technip awarded a €60 million EPC contract for a hydrogen plant at CEPSA Huelva refinery.
  • The plant will produce 68,700m3/hour of hydrogen and high-quality steam.
  • Technip's Zoetermeer and Barcelona centers will execute the project.
  • Completion is expected in Q4 2009.
Related project For subscribers
Milestones, plant data, involved companies (owners, investors, licensors, contractors) and news — kept up to date.
Cepsa Huelva Refinery upgrade · Spain
Operational / Completed
2005-01
2006-01
~2010 Q1

Contract Award

Technip has secured a €60 million lumpsum engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) contract from CEPSA for a hydrogen plant at the Huelva refinery in Spain.

Project Execution

The project will be executed by Technip's operations and engineering center in Zoetermeer, Netherlands, with support from the center in Barcelona, Spain. The plant will utilize Technip's proprietary technology.

Plant Capacity and Technology

The hydrogen plant will have a capacity of 68,700m3/hour and will produce high-quality steam using Technip's segregated/dual steam system.

Timeline

The project is expected to be completed in the fourth quarter of 2009. It is part of CEPSA's expansion plan to meet the growing demand for middle distillates in Spain.

chemXplore Weekly

The week’s project milestones and project news from the chemical industry, free every Wednesday.

Free. One email a week. Unsubscribe any time.

Related articles

2 September 2026
Alfa Laval to supply electrolyzer cooling for Moeve’s Onuba H2 project

Selected to supply 60 heat exchangers for electrolyzer and balance-of-plant cooling at La Rábida; initial 300 MW electrolysis, expandable by 105 MW, targeting 45,000 t/yr green hydrogen.

12 March 2025
Moeve and Exolum invest €300M in Port of Huelva for energy transition infrastructure

New infrastructure at the Port of Huelva will enhance biofuel operations, improve logistics, and support decarbonization efforts, aligning with regional industrial policies.