DH2 Energy has revealed its ambitious plans to establish four significant green hydrogen facilities in Spain's Extremadura region, with a collective capacity of 1.5GW. This portfolio, identified as the most extensive renewable hydrogen production capacity under development in Spain, is projected to generate over 75,000 tonnes of green hydrogen each year. The company's primary project in Raviza will spearhead this initiative by producing 25,000 tonnes of hydrogen annually. Three additional projects in Extremadura, named 'Badajoz 2, 3 and 4', are set to contribute 8,000-25,000 tonnes per year, strategically located across Mérida, Badajoz, La Roca de la Sierra. DH2 Energy's investment of €2.25bn ($2.36bn) underscores the regional potential, supported by Extremadura's abundant renewable resources and favorable regulatory framework. With the Hysencia project in Aragon, featuring a 35MW electrolysis plant and 49MWp solar photovoltaic plant, DH2 Energy continues its commitment to green hydrogen production, aligning with Spain's renewable energy targets. The company's recent auction for offtake hydrogen from the 35MW plant further demonstrates its proactive approach towards sustainable energy solutions. The developments in Spain signify a significant step towards achieving a greener energy landscape, showcasing the growing importance of green hydrogen in the country's energy transition.