The Spanish government has given Enagas the green light to proceed with the development of the Spanish segment of the ambitious H2MED hydrogen pipeline and related infrastructure projects. Enagas, previously known for its role as a natural gas grid operator, is now transitioning to oversee a network of hydrogen infrastructure with the backing of the Spanish state. The flagship H2MED project aims to link the Iberian peninsula to France and eventually to Central Europe by 2030, with an estimated investment of €3.2 billion. Enagas is collaborating with companies from France, Germany, and Portugal to bring this vision to life, aligning with Spain's goal of becoming a key player in green hydrogen within Europe. The Spanish government's provisional approval includes plans for interconnections with Portugal, an underwater pipeline to France, and the development of hydrogen storage facilities. While green hydrogen is essential for reducing carbon emissions in Europe, its current lack of competitiveness without subsidies remains a challenge. The initiative reflects a broader global shift towards sustainable energy solutions and cross-border cooperation in the energy sector.