Avalon Renovables, a leading Spanish energy company, has announced plans to invest 8 billion euros in the development of green hydrogen and derivative projects in Andalusia, Spain. This significant investment aims to create 10,000 jobs and advance industrial decarbonisation in the region. The strategic projects will be distributed across several provinces in Andalusia, including Jaén, Huelva, Cádiz, and Málaga, focusing on the production of e-methanol and e-SAF. The company's CEO, Alberto Rabanal, highlighted the commitment to green hydrogen projects and their role in positioning Andalusia as a global leader in sustainable development. The investment, spanning five years, will support the construction of renewable generation plants, green hydrogen derivatives, and necessary infrastructure for product transport and distribution. Avalon Renovables' projects, such as the e-methanol plant in Huelva and the hydroduct in Algeciras, demonstrate the company's dedication to sustainable fuel production. With a diverse project portfolio, including the Martos biofuel plant in Jaén, Avalon Renovables aims to contribute to the maritime and aeronautical transport sectors with sustainable fuel solutions like e-ethanol and e-SAF. By actively participating in the National Green Hydrogen Congress and collaborating with industry stakeholders, Avalon Renovables seeks to drive innovation and growth in the green hydrogen sector, shaping a sustainable future for Andalusia.