BUILDING A CLEANER ENERGY SYSTEM

Renewables and hydrogen

Changing the way energy is produced, by switching from fossil fuels to renewable power, is one of the most impactful changes needed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and meet climate goals.

We are investing in low-carbon hydrogen, solar, wind, battery storage and emission reduction technologies to create more sustainable energy options for our customers. Our aim is to invest in low-carbon hydrogen projects with a total capacity of 3GW by 2030.

OUR STRATEGY

We are supporting the global shift to cleaner energy

We are investing in renewable power and clean energy technologies as part of the shift to a low-carbon economy.

RENEWABLE POWER IN FOCUS

Powering up renewable energy

Through acquisitions and developing projects from scratch, Nala’s management team is targeting four gigawatts of clean power capacity either in operation, under construction, or in advanced stages of development by 2025. To put that in perspective, one gigawatt of power is enough to supply 330,000 homes with electricity.

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SUPPLY CHAIN EFFICIENCY

We are helping to bring new transition technologies to market

Our venture capital fund is supporting the development of new clean energy technologies that have the potential to transform industries. Managed by our Energy Transition Research Group, we evaluate new technologies and business ideas related to hydrogen, energy storage, and carbon emissions.

Pioneering hydrogen solutions

H2 Energy Europe is a joint venture between Trafigura and H2 Energy, established in 2021 to build green hydrogen ecosystems in Europe. The company is developing one of Europe’s largest green hydrogen projects in Denmark and working to roll out up to 200 hydrogen refuelling stations across Germany, Denmark and Austria.

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Hydrogen

H2 Energy Europe

H2 Energy Europe is a developer of large-scale green hydrogen ecosystems. Its projects cover different parts of the green hydrogen value chain, from production to distribution and consumption. The company aims to harness renewable hydrogen where it can have the most significant impact: decarbonising energy intensive industries, storing surplus renewable energy, and enhancing heavy-duty transport with longer ranges, quicker refuelling times, and greater operational flexibility.

H2Energy Europe

C-Zero

C-Zero is developing a technology that converts natural gas into hydrogen and a solid carbon product that can either be used in manufacturing or permanently sequestered.

HY2GEN

Hy2gen is a German-based company that specialises in designing, building and operating plants producing either green hydrogen or hydrogen-based fuels such as ammonia.

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ONEH2

OneH2 is hydrogen production and distribution company supplying customers across the US

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Zero Emission Industries

Zero Emissions Industries is a hydrogen technology that is focused on the maritime industry. It provided the power package for the world’s first commercial fuel cell hydrogen ferry.

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Energy storage

MALTA Inc

Malta has developed an innovative system capable of efficiently storing electricity over long periods of time. Its Pumped Heat Energy Storage system can provide electricity on demand for over 200 hours, helping to balance the grid.

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Quidnet Energy

Quidnet Energy is developing a novel type of pumped energy storage system that works by pushing water into an underground reservoir. When the electricity is needed the water is released and used to power a hydroelectric turbine.

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BBOXX

Bboxx provide innovative products to consumers in Africa, including a pay-as-you go service that connects customers in rural African locations with access to clean cooking fuels.

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Greenhouse Gases Abatement

DAPHNE Technology

Daphne Technology is developing technology to measure and reduce harmful greenhouse gas emissions from industrial sources.

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OXCCU

A climate technology spin-out from the University of Oxford, OXCCU is working to commercialise a technology that can produce sustainable aviation fuel from carbon dioxide.

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LanzaTech

LanzaTech’s recycling technology captures waste carbon and turns it into materials and products such as sustainable fuels and fabrics.

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Submit your clean energy project

Trafigura is actively seeking submissions for renewable energy projects, fostering innovation and advancing sustainable solutions to support the energy transition.

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