Spain is taking a significant step towards reinforcing Europe's energy sovereignty through its leadership in hydrogen projects. With the European Commission backing eight out of 15 renewable hydrogen projects in Spain, the country receives the highest financing allocation of nearly €300 million. The International Energy Agency forecasts a doubling of global energy demand by 2050, highlighting the necessity of clean energy investments. BBVA emphasizes the importance of investments in clean technologies like green hydrogen for economic competitiveness and decarbonization. Banks, like BBVA, play a critical role in facilitating the energy transition and supporting innovation in new technologies, offering financing solutions and advisory services to companies. Public policies are identified as crucial for creating demand for low carbon products and supporting the transition to clean energy. In the context of hydrogen, the event explored Spain's potential as a hub for hydrogen production and its role in accelerating the European hydrogen network. The discussions highlighted the significance of stable political support and investments in hydrogen infrastructure for the scalability of hydrogen across industries. BBVA's commitment to advancing green hydrogen is evident through its participation in initiatives like the European Clean Hydrogen Alliance and investments in hydrogen projects, reinforcing Spain's position as a leader in green hydrogen production and infrastructure development.