Hive Energy is embarking on a project in Spain. Their Hive H2 Albamed venture aims to become Europe’s largest green hydrogen hub, harnessing the power of the sun and wind to produce clean fuel for the future.
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In Spain, researchers at the University of Zaragoza embark on the Hi2BIO project, pioneering a sustainable method to produce green hydrogen from industrial wastewater.
White Summit Capital’s green hydrogen subsidiary, HyFive, has made significant strides in advancing sustainable energy infrastructure, securing €28.7 million in financial support for green hydrogen initiatives across Spain and Germany in 2023.
Wood, a renowned global consulting and engineering firm, has secured a pivotal role as owner’s engineer for a groundbreaking green hydrogen production project in Teruel, Spain.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has announced a substantial investment of 900 million euros to support ten green hydrogen projects across the country.
Twelve leading Spanish companies, including Talgo, Repsol, and Sener, have united their expertise to pioneer a propulsion system based on renewable hydrogen cells.
Spain’s ambitious plans for hydrogen production face a significant hurdle: water vulnerability. According to the latest report from the International Renewable Energy Agency (Irena) titled “Water for Hydrogen Production,” over 46% of all green and blue hydrogen projects slated for 2040 in Spain will be situated in regions grappling with severe water scarcity.
Spain is leveraging €1.5bn in EU funds to propel itself into the forefront of the green hydrogen revolution. However, scars from the country’s solar energy missteps in the early 2010s serve as a stark reminder of the importance of careful planning and foresight.
Green methanol project in southern Spain has captured the attention of investors, with an anticipated investment of up to EUR 1 billion ($1.1 billion). The brainchild of Cepsa and C2X, the project aims to establish a cutting-edge green methanol plant capable of annually producing 300,000 metric tonnes of this eco-friendly fuel.
Enagás, the leading energy infrastructure company, has reported an overwhelming response, with more than 600 projects expressing interest in utilizing the upcoming hydrogen network in the country. The ‘call for interest’ process, initiated by Enagás, attracted participation from over 200 companies, unveiling a diverse range of projects aiming to supply hydrogen domestically and export to international markets.
