Spain has significantly raised its ambitions in green hydrogen production by tripling its national capacity target to 12 GW by 2030. This move aligns with the government's climate and energy strategy, emphasizing the importance of electrolyzers in producing green hydrogen through electrolysis. By approving a plan for 74% of hydrogen consumption to be green by 2030, Spain aims to lead Europe in the green hydrogen sector. Despite the higher production costs compared to blue and gray hydrogen, Spain plans to capitalize on its renewable energy sources to drive green hydrogen growth. Partnerships with companies like Hygreen Energy and investments from major players such as BP showcase the country's commitment to green hydrogen development. With direct state aid supporting multiple green hydrogen projects, Spain is set to make significant strides towards achieving its green hydrogen goals and solidifying its position as a key player in the green energy transition.