Move towards the future energy
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.
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.
The Enagás Corporate University plays a fundamental role in the cultural and strategic change that is underway in the company. Through it, a shared vision is promoted that connects people with the organisation's purpose, turning learning into a lever for real transformation.
Enagás held the second edition of its H2 Technical Day in Madrid on 11 June, with a single purpose: to showcase technological advances in hydrogen and highlight its technological maturity.
Europe has reached a decisive moment for its energy future, and companies such as Enagás are supporting it with a clear commitment to the energy transition through renewable hydrogen. In addition to technology and investment, key tools on this journey, there’s a component which is key to facilitating the transformation: people.
Enagás is leading the transition towards a sustainable and decarbonised economy through a number of innovation projects focusing on renewable hydrogen, one of the up-and-coming solutions for the decarbonisation of the global energy system.
The third Enagás Hydrogen Day brings together the main active drivers of the hydrogen value chain in Europe and has established itself as the benchmark event in this field.
In an increasingly sustainable world, the use of resources that were previously considered waste has become a fundamental pillar of energy innovation.
Digitalising the company through advanced data analytics and process automation is central to Enagás’ Digital Transformation Plan.
Discover what the Enagás Hydrogen Technology Observatory is, its functions and how it promotes and drives technological progress. Come on in and find out more!
Currently, the energy sector is one of those with the largest gender gap of all those in the global economy. Only one in five positions in the energy sector is held by a woman, as highlighted by the International Energy Agency (IEA).
Enagás promotes a respectful and inclusive environment where professionals feel that they can be visible and express themselves freely. To this end, it has organised its actions around six specific axes of diversity: cultural, gender, disability, generational, thought and LGTBIQ+
Metrology in the gas system is the set of methods and tools used to accurately measure the quantity and quality of the gas that is received, transported and consumed at all points in the system.
The adaptability of existing gas infrastructures is key to their future. Among other issues, it opens up the possibility of reusing the current regasification plants so that they can work with decarbonised molecules.
The fifth edition of the Ingenia Energy Challenge, launched at the end of September 2023 as part of the Enagás Innovation Day event, received a total of 62 initiatives, making Enagás once again a benchmark in open corporate entrepreneurship to accelerate the energy transition.
Companies are not oblivious to the transformation of today’s society. Their mission is to contribute to the construction of a more sustainable economy, including the environmental, social, and corporate governance perspective - the ESG criteria.
Since 2013, the European Union has updated the list of PCIs every two years. For the sixth edition validated in April 2024, hydrogen and electrolyzer projects have been included for the first time.
The lack of female role models is one of the main reasons why many women do not pursue a career in science, technology, engineering or mathematics, known as STEM training.
Enagás and Repsol are jointly developing a photoelectrocatalysis project for the production of green hydrogen. The project is one of the most innovative in the world and has already received 65 patent applications in more than 30 countries.
Energía Positiva+ and Ingenia Energy Challenge receive hundreds of proposals aimed at defining the energy sector of the future while mitigating the economic and social impact of COVID-19
Enagás has launched Ingenia Energy Challenge 2020, a call aimed at entrepreneurs who want to turn their energy-related business ideas into reality. The aim is to drive the energy transition and decarbonisation through new forms of sustainable energy.
Enagás understands the role that companies play in such an opportunity as Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) opens and therefore has incorporated them into its strategy.
