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Spain Launches Public Consultation for Nation's Largest Green Hydrogen Network

The 2,600 km project, unveiled in Puertollano, aims to produce 662 GW of green hydrogen annually by 2030, with significant funding and a focus on regional development.

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Overview

  • Enagás officially launched the Public Participation Concept Plan for Spain's hydrogen backbone in Puertollano on April 25, 2025.
  • The network will span 2,600 km across 13 autonomous communities, with five main axes and 15 sections, targeting 662 GW of annual green hydrogen production by 2030.
  • Castilla-La Mancha's 235 km transversal axis is a key component, reflecting the region's 19% share of national hydrogen connection requests.
  • The Spanish central government has committed over €2.3 billion to green hydrogen, with €1.4 million allocated this year by Castilla-La Mancha to the National Hydrogen Centre in Puertollano.
  • Regional and national leaders emphasized the project's potential for long-term job creation and its alignment with EU decarbonization goals.