Author: Anela Dokso

In a surprising turn of events, the Spanish government has decided to abandon its plans for a permanent windfall tax on energy companies. This decision is a game changer for the green hydrogen sector in Spain, especially for major players like Repsol and Cepsa, who had threatened to halt their hydrogen projects if the tax were extended. With this policy shift, Repsol is now set to revive its ambitious green hydrogen initiatives that had been put on hold. These projects, which collectively aim to generate 350 MW of renewable hydrogen capacity, are crucial for Spain’s energy landscape. The halted projects…

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