The Council of Ministers in Spain approved Enagás Infraestructuras de Hidrógeno to provisionally exercise the functions of developing European Projects of Common Interest for hydrogen networks. Enagás will now begin the formal process for granting authorizations for these projects in accordance with EU regulations and Spanish guidelines. The company's 2022-2030 Strategic Plan emphasizes the importance of hydrogen infrastructures for decarbonization and security of supply in Spain and Europe. Enagás has made substantial progress in separating its natural gas and hydrogen operations, strengthening its financial position, and promoting the technical advancement of renewable hydrogen. The approval by the Council of Ministers aligns with European regulations and Royal Decree-Law 8/2023, allowing Enagás to lead the development of the hydrogen backbone in Spain. Enagás's commitment to renewable gases and sustainability is evident in its goal to become carbon neutral by 2040 and its high rankings in sustainability indices.