Energy storage infrastructure to drive the energy transition

At Trinity Energy Storage, we develop, operate and maintain strategic underground energy storage infrastructure, and we undertake R+D+I projects focused on the storage of renewable gases and renewable hydrogen. We combine operational experience, technical expertise and innovation to contribute to the security of supply and the decarbonisation of the economy.

Trinity Energy Storage

Trinity Energy Storage is an operator specialising in strategic underground energy storage infrastructure. Our activity combines the operation of consolidated assets, the development of new storage capacity, and intensive research focused on the needs of the energy system of the future.


The experience gained in underground energy storage, together with technical expertise and innovation, allows us to connect the security of supply of the present with the development of new solutions for the energy transition.

Our areas of activity

We carry out our activities across three complementary areas connecting operations, innovation and energy transition.

Storage infrastructure

We operate the "Marismas" underground natural gas storage concession located in the province of Huelva. This asset forms part of the Spanish gas system and comprises two depleted gas fields repurposed as storage facilities.

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Storage infrastructure

We operate the "Marismas" underground natural gas storage concession located in the province of Huelva. This asset forms part of the Spanish gas system and comprises two depleted gas fields repurposed as storage facilities.

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Storage infrastructure

We operate the "Marismas" underground natural gas storage concession located in the province of Huelva. This asset forms part of the Spanish gas system and comprises two depleted gas fields repurposed as storage facilities.

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Renewable hydrogen

Through the Aljarafe Project, we aim to address one of the major challenges of the energy transition: the large-scale storage of renewable energy in a safe, efficient, and competitive manner.

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Renewable hydrogen

Through the Aljarafe Project, we aim to address one of the major challenges of the energy transition: the large-scale storage of renewable energy in a safe, efficient, and competitive manner.

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Renewable hydrogen

Through the Aljarafe Project, we aim to address one of the major challenges of the energy transition: the large-scale storage of renewable energy in a safe, efficient, and competitive manner.

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R+D+i

We participate in national and European projects that are generating knowledge and validating new storage solutions.

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R+D+i

We participate in national and European projects that are generating knowledge and validating new storage solutions.

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R+D+i

We participate in national and European projects that are generating knowledge and validating new storage solutions.

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Storage infrastructure

Storage infrastructure

Storage infrastructure is an essential element of the energy system. It provides security, stability and flexibility to the system. In addition, it balances differences between production and demand, enabling the system to integrate new energy sources.

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Marismas

Our operational core and the foundation of our expertise in underground storage. At Marismas, we have been storing natural gas in the depleted Marismas-3 and Rincón reservoirs since 2012. It is a stable, regulated, and reliable operation in which we inject and extract gas under the most stringent safety standards to ensure the security of energy supply in Spain.

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Marismas

Our operational core and the foundation of our expertise in underground storage. At Marismas, we have been storing natural gas in the depleted Marismas-3 and Rincón reservoirs since 2012. It is a stable, regulated, and reliable operation in which we inject and extract gas under the most stringent safety standards to ensure the security of energy supply in Spain.

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Marismas

Our operational core and the foundation of our expertise in underground storage. At Marismas, we have been storing natural gas in the depleted Marismas-3 and Rincón reservoirs since 2012. It is a stable, regulated, and reliable operation in which we inject and extract gas under the most stringent safety standards to ensure the security of energy supply in Spain.

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Aljarafe

Our forward-looking project for large-scale underground renewable hydrogen storage. Aljarafe applies our operational experience and technical expertise to the development of new infrastructure prepared to support the energy transition.

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Aljarafe

Our forward-looking project for large-scale underground renewable hydrogen storage. Aljarafe applies our operational experience and technical expertise to the development of new infrastructure prepared to support the energy transition.

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Aljarafe

Our forward-looking project for large-scale underground renewable hydrogen storage. Aljarafe applies our operational experience and technical expertise to the development of new infrastructure prepared to support the energy transition.

The future of renewable hydrogen

The future of renewable hydrogen

Renewable hydrogen is set to play a key role in the energy transition and in the decarbonisation of sectors where direct electrification poses greater challenges.


Europe and Spain consider the development of a renewable hydrogen industry to be strategic for advancing the energy transition, as reflected in REPowerEU and the National Integrated Energy and Climate Plan.


For this new hydrogen economy to develop on a large scale, it will be necessary to have infrastructure capable of storing this energy vector in a safe and flexible manner.


Trinity Energy Storage's experience in underground storage and its R+D+I activities provide a solid foundation to make a decisive contribution to achieving this challenge.

Key R+D+I projects

Key R+D+I projects

Research and technological development are an essential part of Trinity Energy Storage. We participate in national and European initiatives that enable us to generate knowledge, validate technologies, and advance the development of underground renewable hydrogen storage.

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EUH2STARS

Validate the underground storage of renewable hydrogen in depleted reservoirs.

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EUH2STARS

Validate the underground storage of renewable hydrogen in depleted reservoirs.

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EUH2STARS

Validate the underground storage of renewable hydrogen in depleted reservoirs.

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GUARDIANE-Q

Conceptually design and validate a comprehensive protection system for critical renewable hydrogen storage infrastructure.

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GUARDIANE-Q

Conceptually design and validate a comprehensive protection system for critical renewable hydrogen storage infrastructure.

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PureH2

Develop and optimise purification systems applicable to underground hydrogen storage in salt caverns.

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PureH2

Develop and optimise purification systems applicable to underground hydrogen storage in salt caverns.

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PureH2

Develop and optimise purification systems applicable to underground hydrogen storage in salt caverns.

Sustainability

We see sustainability as a core element of the way we operate, innovate, and develop new infrastructure.


Our objective is to contribute to an energy system that is more secure, flexible, and prepared to make progress in the decarbonisation of the economy.


We hold various certifications –AENOR– that endorse our approach, both in terms of the highest quality standards and regarding our full respect for the environment and commitment to creating safe working environments:

  • ISO 9001:2015, Quality management systems

  • ISO 14001:2015, Environmental management

  • ISO 45001:2018, Occupational health and safety

Highlights

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Operation of strategic energy storage infrastructure.

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Maximum operational capacity recognised in the Marismas infrastructure.

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Marismas-3 and Rincón form the operational core; San Juan, Palancares and La Cerca represent the future

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The corporate headquarters are located in Madrid, and its operational activities are carried out in Seville and Huelva.

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EUH2STARS, GUARDIANE-Q, PureH2, UNDERGY and UES365 make up our R+D+I portfolio.

Current affairs driving the future

Discover the latest updates from Trinity Energy Storage: progress on our projects, innovation, collaboration, and new steps towards a more secure, flexible, and sustainable energy system.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Trinity Energy Storage?

Trinity Energy Storage is a specialised operator of strategic energy storage infrastructure owned by Teset Capital. It develops, operates, and maintains storage assets, and delivers new capacity linked to renewable hydrogen.

What is the main activity of Trinity Energy Storage?

The core activity of Trinity Energy Storage is the development, operation and maintenance of underground energy storage infrastructure, combining operational assets with new projects and R+D+I initiatives.

What is energy storage infrastructure?

These are infrastructures that enable large-scale energy storage so that it is available when the system requires it. At Trinity Energy Storage, this activity is primarily carried out through underground natural gas and hydrogen storage solutions.

Why is energy storage important?

Energy storage provides security, stability and flexibility to the system. It also helps manage seasonal differences between generation and demand, and facilitates the integration of new energy sources.

What are renewable gases?

Renewable gases are energy carriers produced from renewable sources. In Trinity Energy Storage's strategy, renewable hydrogen plays a particularly relevant role due to its future storage needs.

What is renewable hydrogen?

Renewable hydrogen is an energy vector produced from renewable energy. The large-scale production and subsequent long-term storage of renewable hydrogen can make a decisive contribution to the energy transition and the decarbonisation of specific sectors and end-uses.

What is the relationship between energy storage and renewable hydrogen?

Hydrogen storage makes it possible to manage the mismatch between renewable production (variable by nature) and demand, providing seasonal flexibility, security of supply and price stability. In addition, it helps to reduce dependence on fossil fuels and advance the electrification of sectors that are hard to decarbonise, such as heavy industry and maritime transport.

What are Marismas and Aljarafe?

The Marismas concession is the current operational core of Trinity Energy Storage, and its activity is the storage of natural gas. Aljarafe is the strategic project for developing large-scale underground renewable hydrogen storage and is located in the province of Seville.

How does Trinity Energy Storage drive R+D+I?

Trinity Energy Storage is actively participating in the development of the European renewable hydrogen underground storage ecosystem and is involved in five international R&D initiatives, with a combined investment of 49 million euros.

Which R+D+I projects is Trinity Energy Storage involved in?

There are five main R+D+I projects: EUH2STARS, GUARDIANE-Q, PureH2, UNDERGY, and UES365.

How does Trinity Energy Storage contribute to the energy transition?

Trinity Energy Storage contributes through the operation of storage infrastructure, the development of new capacities linked to renewable hydrogen, and participation in R+D+I projects.