Leitat, a renowned technology center, is at the forefront of innovative initiatives in the automotive industry, with a particular focus on emerging trends like green hydrogen. In an interview, David Amantia, Head of the Department of Applied Chemistry and Materials at Leitat, highlights the center's involvement in the H2ENRY project. This project enables Leitat to train researchers and implement cutting-edge technologies for green hydrogen production, including solid oxide electrolysis and bioelectrochemical reactors. Green hydrogen holds immense potential in revolutionizing the automotive industry by enabling the decarbonization of steel production and serving as a clean energy source for fuel cell electric vehicles, contributing to a significant reduction in CO₂ emissions. Leitat's diverse projects in the automotive sector range from developing sustainable materials to optimizing manufacturing processes, emphasizing its dedication to innovation and sustainability. Furthermore, Leitat collaborates with companies through various projects, such as private initiatives, national projects with Spanish public support, and European applied research projects. This collaboration underscores Leitat's role in driving innovation and competitiveness across different sectors. With a history of over 100 years, Leitat stands as a key player in advancing technology and sustainability, offering comprehensive solutions for sectors like health, materials development, eco-sustainable production, and green energy. Through its R&D projects and commitment to technological advancement, Leitat continues to pave the way for a more sustainable and innovative future.