The BarMar project, a collaborative initiative between Enagás, GRTgaz, Teréga, and OGE, marks a significant development in the European hydrogen energy sector. Aimed at connecting Spain and France via a maritime hydrogen pipeline, the project signifies a major stride toward establishing a transnational hydrogen network across Europe.
Teréga, a company with a reported sales increase of 0.4% to €494 million, has outlined ambitious plans to accelerate its involvement in the future energy landscape. With a strong focus on biomethane, hydrogen, and CO2, Teréga aims to position itself at the forefront of the energy transition.
Teréga oversees the pipelines that connect New Aquitaine and Occitania as part of the H2Med initiative, which was started by France, Spain, and Portugal.
A contract for the open innovation-based transformation of the gas network for the transportation of hydrogen has been signed by Enagás, the Portuguese REN, the GRTgaz, and Teréga.
