Enagás and Gasunie have joined forces to establish a strategic partnership focusing on the transportation of green hydrogen and green ammonia. The CEOs of both companies signed a memorandum of understanding in Groningen, Netherlands, to develop integrated logistics chains connecting Spain and the Netherlands. This collaboration is set to facilitate the movement of carbon-free molecules and promote sustainable CO2 management. The planned projects include the transport and storage of biogenic CO2, originating from biomass processes, to be utilized for methanol production and export of decarbonised molecules like ammonia. Enagás is gearing up to make significant investments in hydrogen-related initiatives, particularly in the H2Med trans-European corridor, which seeks to interconnect the hydrogen networks of the Iberian Peninsula with North-West Europe. The agreement also involves identifying potential consumers in sectors such as fertilisers and maritime transportation for the distribution of decarbonised products. The positive sentiment towards hydrogen in this partnership is evident in the proactive steps taken to enhance sustainable practices and promote the utilization of green molecules for various industrial applications.