PepsiCo Álava Beverage Plant

Beverage and consumer products

Beverage and consumer products

Chemicals/Fertilizers

Ammonia produced from green hydrogen, which is generated using electrolysis powered by renewable electricity, representing the ultimate goal for clean shipping fuel.

Fertilizers produced using renewable energy sources instead of natural gas, developed by Fertiberia as part of the Impact Zero line. These fertilizers are used to grow potatoes with significantly reduced carbon emissions.

Burgos, Álava, La Rioja

PepsiCo's beverage plant in Álava, Basque Country, Northern Spain, which produces Pepsi and local brands KAS and Bitter KAS. The facility is targeted to become PepsiCo's first net-zero emissions plant globally.

A low-carbon crop nutrition solutions pilot program developed by PepsiCo and Fertiberia to reduce emissions in potato cultivation using green hydrogen-based fertilizers. The program produced nearly 9,000 tons of potatoes across 200 hectares in northern Spain.

Potato chip brand produced by PepsiCo. Low-carbon variant produced using potatoes grown with green hydrogen-based fertilizers from the Impact Zero pilot program.

Potato chip brand produced by PepsiCo. Low-carbon variant produced using potatoes grown with green hydrogen-based fertilizers from the Impact Zero pilot program.

A line of low-carbon crop nutrition solutions using green hydrogen-based fertilizers. Designed to lower CO2 emissions from crops while improving yield through groundbreaking technologies.