The hygroscopic cycle has been introduced in a biomass power plant in the province of Cordoba, Spain. This is the first industrial reference of this technology. It has a capacity of 12.5 MW and is part of Oleicola el Tejar. The biomass fed is dried olive bones from the olive oil industry surrounding the plant in the south of Cordoba. The plant was being forced to reduce its production due to water restrictions during high temperatures in the region (the plant consumed 1200 m3/day using adiabatic air coolers from 25 °C onwards of ambient temperature). The Hygroscopic cycle has allowed the plant to cut the cooling consumption for these air coolers, increase the power output by 1%, and increase the availability all around the year. The plant can now operate at 38 °C, and even 45 °C ambient temperature. The owner of the plant can now reach all the generation premiums of this plant. This increase also helps the province to reach the COP 21 agreement.