4 MW of Enapter AEM electrolysis integrated into hydrogen infrastructure in Italy


The Opificio Idrogeno Marche project in Falconara Marittima, Italy, has officially been inaugurated. The facility integrates four Enapter AEM Nexus 1000 systems with a combined electrolysis capacity of 4 MW.

Developed by Renco and Pollarini Group, Opificio Idrogeno Marche brings together renewable electricity generation, hydrogen production, storage, distribution, and refueling infrastructure at a former industrial site in Italy’s Marche region.

The facility combines renewable energy generation with hydrogen production and downstream infrastructure designed to support hydrogen distribution and refueling applications.

Modular AEM Electrolysis at MW Scale

The hydrogen production system includes four Enapter AEM Nexus 1000 units, providing a combined electrolysis capacity of 4 MW.

The facility also includes 7.8 MW of dedicated solar PV capacity, alongside hydrogen storage, distribution, and refueling infrastructure.

The installation demonstrates how modular AEM electrolysis can be deployed at MW scale and integrated into larger hydrogen production systems.

Project at a Glance

Project
Opificio Idrogeno Marche

Location
Falconara Marittima, Italy

Enapter Systems
4 × AEM Nexus 1000

Electrolysis Capacity
4 MW

Dedicated Solar PV Capacity
7.8 MW

Project Developers
Renco and Pollarini Group

Integrating Hydrogen Production and Infrastructure

Hydrogen projects require more than electrolysis capacity alone. Renewable electricity generation, hydrogen production, storage, and downstream applications must be integrated into a coordinated system.

Opificio Idrogeno Marche brings these elements together within a single project.

For project developers and system integrators, the installation provides a concrete example of modular AEM electrolysis deployed as part of a larger hydrogen infrastructure.

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