Scale Green Energy, the renewable energy division of Enagás, has successfully secured more than €8 million in funding from the European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency (CINEA). The primary objective of this funding is to establish six hydrogen refueling stations strategically positioned across essential transportation routes in Spain, specifically targeting the Atlantic and Mediterranean corridors. These stations are strategically located along the EU's Trans-European Transport Network, playing a crucial role in shaping a greener future for transport in Europe. The project goes beyond just the construction of refueling stations; it is a significant step towards promoting zero-emission transportation. The European Union is intensifying its efforts to transition towards zero-emission vehicles, with hydrogen infrastructure playing a pivotal role in this initiative. The refueling stations will provide green hydrogen generated through electrolysis, utilizing 100% renewable energy sources. This approach ensures that vehicles, including cars, trucks, and heavy-duty vehicles, have convenient access to clean fuel while being on the move. This initiative aligns perfectly with Enagás' broader vision and strategy. The company is eyeing a substantial investment of around €3.125 billion to enhance hydrogen infrastructure throughout Spain by 2030. This massive investment aims to reduce transport emissions significantly, facilitate the transition of businesses and drivers to hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, and position Spain as a prominent player in Europe's shift towards sustainable energy. Enagás' commitment to sustainable energy solutions and the development of hydrogen infrastructure reflects a positive outlook towards a cleaner and more environmentally friendly future for Spain and the broader European region.