The Spanish agricultural sector is undergoing a transition towards more sustainable and competitive models. In this process, green hydrogen is emerging as a key solution for improving efficiency and sustainability and making the countryside more resilient in the context of the energy transition.
Discover the new European classification of hydrogen types, which replaces the old colour-coded system. The European Union distinguishes five categories: renewable hydrogen (RFNBO), bio-based, low-carbon, recycled carbon and fossil-based, based on their production method, emission reduction and traceability. Certification and transparency are key to building a clean, competitive energy market that is aligned with Europe's climate goals.
Asturias is committed to green hydrogen with more than 220 km of pipelines in the future Spanish inland hydrogen network and an ambitious energy strategy. Discover why it is one of Spain's most promising regions to lead the transition to a decarbonised economy.
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.
BioLNG is biomethane from renewable sources liquefied at -160ºC. However, behind this definition lies a process that combines technological innovation, circular economy and the ability to transform waste into clean, usable energy on a large scale.
Castile and León is charting a new energy horizon. Having been a region that exports renewable electricity, it now aspires to become one of the drivers of renewable hydrogen, a fully sustainable energy vector set to play a key role in the decarbonisation of industry, transport and the economy.
Green hydrogen's ability to transform emission-intensive sectors makes it a key ally in the energy transition. We have already analysed how this energy vector is redefining the value chain of the metallurgical industry and also its key role in the chemical industry, contributing to making both of them more sustainable.
Andalusia has become one of the most dynamic territories in Europe in the race for green hydrogen. Historically known for its agricultural and tourism potential, the region is making steady progress towards positioning itself, not just in Spain but also in Europe, as an energy benchmark thanks to its renewable capacity, logistics infrastructure and the backing of a clear political strategy.
Transforming emission-intensive sectors is one of the great benefits behind green hydrogen. After analysing how this energy vector will redefine the metallurgical industry' s value chain, making it more sustainable, this time we are covering the impact of renewable hydrogen on the chemical sector, which has become one of the most decisive players in this transition.
Limiting global warming is not only an environmental issue; it's a rational economic decision. Studies conclude that the cost of inaction on climate change far outweighs the investment needed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and move towards a low-carbon economy.
