When it comes to green hydrogen in Spain, Aragon is one of the key locations. In Enagás’s 2023 Call for Interest to identify potential production and consumption centres for this energy vector in Spain, Aragon had the highest number of hydrogen projects at various stages of planning and development.
The Enagás Corporate University (UCE) celebrated its first anniversary in Madrid, having already established itself as a leading provider of energy sector training. In its first year, the UCE delivered over 92,000 hours of training across 1,400 courses for 1,263 professionals, averaging 67.5 hours per employee.
The energy transition in Europe is underway. In Spain, this commitment to renewable energy sources of the future is becoming increasingly decisive.
China accounts for over half of the green hydrogen production capacity currently operational around the world. Moreover, 94 of the 510 projects globally committed until 2030 (in other words, almost one in five) are located in China.
In Spain, green hydrogen has already mobilised over 3 billion euros in aid from the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan. Of this total, 520 million euros have been earmarked for five hydrogen-intensive projects, while a further 1.2 billion euros have been allocated to the development of hydrogen valleys, which are regarded as a key part of energy and territorial planning.
