Enagás, the Spanish transmission system operator, is set to invest €3.125 billion in renewable hydrogen infrastructure by 2030 as part of a €4.035 billion strategic investment plan. This move is aimed at driving the transition towards sustainable energy practices. By the end of the investment period, Enagás expects its hydrogen assets to surpass its natural gas assets, signaling a significant shift in focus. The company's '2025-2030 Strategic Update' outlines plans for a more digitalized and resilient energy model to address climate change challenges, with a goal of becoming a net zero company by 2040. Enagás' Scale Green Energy initiative will focus on decarbonization efforts, including CO2 management, LNG and BioLNG bunkering, renewable hydrogen for mobility, and renewable ammonia. Noteworthy developments include the creation of six hydrogen refueling stations in Spain, with plans to expand to 12 by 2030. The company also revealed extensions to the Spanish hydrogen backbone, involving 1,480 kilometers of route and an estimated investment of €2.135 billion. In 2024, Enagás achieved key milestones, such as inclusion in the European Commission's Projects of Common Interest list for the Spanish Hydrogen Backbone and the European H2Med corridor. The success of the H2Med corridor project in promoting decarbonization goals was highlighted, with significant interest and financial support received. Enagás secured full funding from the Connecting Europe Facility for its hydrogen projects, further bolstering its commitment to sustainable energy initiatives.