Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said his cabinet would soon approve a new decree governing the first four of the country’s 11 green hydrogen projects.
In a Madrid speech, Sanchez stated that his government would approve an initial subsidy of 74 million euros ($79.12 million) for these projects.
The Prime Minister emphasised that Spain is home to up to 20% of the world’s green hydrogen projects.
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