Spain

Spain is among the European countries taking on a growing number of green hydrogen projects.

Spain is seeking to become a top green hydrogen producer in the EU and has received approval for €1.2 billion in state aid to fund its nascent H2 industry.

Implemented the new EU fuel labeling directive at service stations starting October 12, 2018.

Spain is positioning itself as a European leader in green hydrogen production, leveraging its abundant solar and wind resources.

Original partner in the H2Med project; Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez commented on Germany's joining, noting it strengthens the project's pan-European dimension.

This country is actively deploying strategies to encourage H2 use, which will require a refueling network.

Has unveiled a hydrogen strategy that is contributing to the acceleration of the green hydrogen transition.

Spain is presented as a country that has been significantly impacted by the sovereign-debt crisis and is now turning to renewable energy for economic stability and to move away from fossil fuels.

A country that has emerged as a strong supporter of renewable energy, making a major push for more efficiency and emissions reductions.

Spain is paying attention to alternative energy sources like solar, hoping they can aid in economic recovery.

A country facing financial troubles that has expressed interest in alternative energy to help its economic situation.

Spain was one of the EU member states that opposed the Energy Efficiency Directive.

Spain is mentioned as the second-leading country in the European Union for alternative energy installations.

Spain was among the first to institute hydrogen highways and has planned further hydrogen initiatives.