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The 25 MW green hydrogen project at Castellón refinery will be operational by late 2026, funded by 15M euros from the EU. It aims to decarbonize industry and create up to 500 construction jobs.

Agreements signed to establish a green hydrogen maritime corridor, enhancing transport, storage, and distribution between Spain and the Netherlands, aiming to decarbonize Northern Europe's industry.

The project will produce and distribute 100,000 tons of green ammonia annually from 2026, creating 3,500 jobs and supporting EU decarbonization with a 750 million euro investment.

The project aims to produce 1.6 GW of panels annually, creating 500 jobs in Extremadura. It seeks EU funding under the Net Zero Industry Act to enhance local manufacturing and energy self-sufficiency.

A 172-hectare solar plant will supply green electricity to Solvay's Tavaux and Saint Fons plants, producing 75 GWh/year. The project supports local economy and aims for carbon neutrality by 2025.

The investment will fund a battery Gigafactory in Valencia, electric vehicle production, and a supplier ecosystem. A photovoltaic plant will supply green energy to the Gigafactory.

A €50M electrolyzer plant in Castilla-La Mancha will produce green hydrogen, create 350 jobs, and support EU's Green Deal. The project includes a 230-MW hydrogen facility and a refueling station.

The plant in Puertollano will produce green hydrogen from renewable sources, reduce CO2 emissions by 39,000 t/year, create 700 jobs, and support Fertiberia's green ammonia and fertilizer production.