Community of Madrid

Technical Manager of the Spanish Gas System and leading natural gas transmission system operator in Europe, managing over 12,000 km of pipelines, three underground storage facilities, and eight regasification plants

Renewable, often called green, hydrogen is hydrogen produced using electricity from renewable energy sources such as wind or solar to split water into hydrogen and oxygen in an electrolyser, resulting in very low lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions compared with hydrogen derived from fossil fuels.[3]

Hydrogen transmission infrastructure comprises pipelines, compressor stations, and related facilities adapted or built to transport hydrogen at scale, with H2Med being a planned corridor connecting the Iberian Peninsula to France and other EU markets.[4]

The Levelised Cost of Hydrogen (LCOH) is a metric that expresses the lifetime average cost of producing one kilogram of hydrogen, including capital expenditure, operating costs, fuel or electricity costs, and financing, divided by total hydrogen output.[3]

A national network of hydrogen pipelines being developed to connect renewable hydrogen production hubs within Spain to industrial users, storage sites, and export corridors such as H2Med.[4]

A hydrogen calibration and metrology facility in Zaragoza that Enagás says will host a primary volume standard for hydrogen and serve the broader hydrogen sector.

A planned hydrogen pipeline corridor intended to connect the Iberian Peninsula with France and other European markets as part of the broader European hydrogen backbone concept.[4]