Author: Anela Dokso

With €53 million in EU funding and a projected 2027 launch, the Ver-Armonia project in Utrillas, Teruel, has emerged as a linchpin in Spain’s hydrogen-industrial strategy. Promoted by Fertinagro Biotech and Energías de Portugal (EDP), the plant aims to produce 2,700 tonnes of green hydrogen and 15,000 tonnes of green ammonia annually—key inputs for sustainable fertilizer production. Yet beyond job creation and emissions goals, the project is a critical test case in aligning renewable hydrogen deployment with existing industrial value chains. The Ver-Armonia initiative is one of seven projects selected under Spain’s €794 million direct-aid package for renewable hydrogen, itself…

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