Spain has raised its target for green hydrogen production capacity to 12 gigawatts (GW) by 2030, indicating confidence in the industry despite challenges faced by energy giants. The updated government strategy aims to boost electrolyser capacity for green hydrogen production, capitalizing on the country's solar and wind energy potential. Spain aims to lead in European green hydrogen production by utilizing renewable electricity. The nation has attracted investments from Chinese firms like Hygreen Energy and Envision Group, while some major energy companies have adjusted their low carbon hydrogen projects due to cost concerns. Spain's updated energy and climate plan, expected to be approved soon, outlines ambitious goals for energy efficiency, renewables, and energy storage. Although facing delays and challenges, Spain's commitment to green hydrogen underscores its determination to advance clean energy solutions and contribute to decarbonizing the European economy.