Vice President of Castilla-La Mancha’s government is leading a delegation to Brussels. They aim to collaborate with Tech Tour Europe on hydrogen projects.
The European economy is shifting towards decarbonization. Castilla-La Mancha wants to be a leader in producing and managing hydrogen. According to Caballero, the region offers an ideal setting for green hydrogen projects. They have renewable resources, strong government support, and are part of the S3 Hydrogen Valleys Association. Additionally, the National Hydrogen Center is located in Puertollano.
Caballero will meet with staff from the Castilla-La Mancha office in Brussels. The meeting aims to align regional actions with European strategies. These talks also involve Nazaret Rodrigo and Javier Vicario. The objective is to attract investment and influence European policy for regional benefit.
