Spain is emerging as a leader in green hydrogen, leveraging its renewable energy strengths. Over 50% of its electricity comes from wind and solar. By 2030, Spain aims to achieve 11 GW of electrolyzer capacity, the highest target in the EU, though current projections estimate 5 GW.
Additional government subsidies will be crucial for Spain to meet its goal. Spain’s favourable conditions and strong policies make it one of the most cost-effective regions for green hydrogen production. Key projects, like the Puertollano green hydrogen plant and BP’s investment in the Castellón refinery, signal promising growth, with the potential to reach 2 GW of capacity by 2035. Read More
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