Nordex Electrolyzers, a collaboration between the Government of Navarra and Nordex Group, recently introduced a 500 kW pressurized alkaline electrolyzer prototype in Lumbier, Spain. This innovative design, entirely made in Spain, was unveiled at a test plant inauguration attended by notable figures like María Chivite and José Luis Blanco. The electrolyzer is engineered to produce over 10 kg/h of hydrogen with low energy consumption and the ability to manage power fluctuations effectively. Backed by Nordex Group's expertise in wind turbines, Nordex Electrolyzers aims to lead in electrolyzer technology globally. The company's CEO, Luis Solla, highlighted its business strategy to finalize a megawatt-scale product by 2026. Their 50 kW prototype, operational in Puertollano, is displaying promising results in terms of efficiency and flexibility. The impact of this initiative extends to industry prospects, with María Chivite emphasizing its significance for the region and Spain's renewable energy goals. Public-private partnerships play a crucial role, as illustrated by the support from Sodena, a shareholder in Nordex Electrolyzers. This venture is key to advancing green hydrogen production, positioning Nordex Electrolyzers prominently in the energy transition. Nordex Electrolyzers, established in 2022, is in a growth phase with plans to expand its workforce and enhance technology. European Commission funding of €12 million under the IPCEI Hy2Tech program supports the company's development. By 2026, Nordex Electrolyzers aims to introduce mass-produced megawatt-scale products, strengthening its global market presence and capitalizing on opportunities in the hydrogen sector.