Who are we?
From solar leadership to green hydrogen drive.
At DH2 energy, we are one of the largest independent renewable hydrogen developers in Spain, with presence in Portugal and Mexico.
Our story begins long before our birth in 2021: we come from Dhamma Energy, founded in 2007, a pioneer in photovoltaic development in Spain, France and Mexico, which developed more than 650 MWp of solar photovoltaic energy until RtB. Independent Power Producer (IPP), had more than 100 MWp in its own operation. In 2018, Dhamma Energy formed a new Business Unit for the development of hydrogen production projects.
In 2021, the company’s activity related to photovoltaic projects in France and Spain was acquired by Eni and converted into Plenitude, while all activity related to hydrogen and projects in Mexico resulted in the creation of DH2 energy as an independent company.
That background has given us in-depth knowledge in renewable energy, engineering, project financing and international relations, which we apply today to lead the large-scale production of competitive green hydrogen.
We integrate electrolysis and photovoltaic technologies from their conception to maximize efficiency, sustainability and economic viability.
We currently have a pipeline of more than 9 GW of electrolysis capacity under development worldwide, and our goal is ambitious: by 2035, to produce 500,000 tons of competitive renewable hydrogen per year, driving the decarbonization of heavy industry and clean mobility beyond our borders.
Our History
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Foundation of Dhamma Energy
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International expansion Opening of operations in Mexico and development of large solar farms
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Consolidation More than 650 MWp solar delivered and a pipeline of 5 GW in Spain, France and Mexico.
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Creation BU H2
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DH2 energy is born. Transition from legacy solar to green hydrogen. Foundation in Madrid with a team specialized in renewable energies .
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International expansion with operations in Portugal and Mexico Strategic partnerships established to support the execution of large-scale projects.
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9 GW pipeline under development Target: 500,000 tons of green hydrogen per year by 2035.