Wolftank Group AG is making significant strides in its hydrogen business by embarking on the construction of its first hydrogen refueling station in Spain as part of the ACTIVA H2 project. The project, spearheaded by Wolftank Iberia, aims to introduce hydrogen mobility in urban areas and the TEN-T network, emphasizing the company's commitment to sustainable transportation solutions. The hydrogen refueling station, designed to be compact and modular, is a testament to the scalability and efficiency of hydrogen technology. It will cater to both light and heavy commercial vehicles at varying pressure levels, showcasing the versatility of hydrogen as a clean energy source for transportation. The collaboration on the ACTIVA H2 project involves key partners such as Hidrógeno Verde Renovable and BMW Group, with funding from EIT Urban Mobility, underscoring the collective effort towards promoting sustainable energy solutions and fostering innovation in the mobility sector. Spain's robust market for hydrogen technology, with over 360 projects in progress, positions the country as a hub for renewable energy initiatives. The investment in ACTIVA H2 aligns with Spain's National Energy and Climate Plan (PNIEC) objective of achieving 12 gigawatts of installed electrolysis capacity by 2030, providing Wolftank Iberia a promising opportunity for further expansion in the Spanish market. Wolftank Group's CEO, Simon Reckla, expressed confidence in the project's potential to demonstrate the economic viability and rapid deployability of hydrogen technology. The successful implementation of large-scale hydrogen projects in countries like Italy and Germany further underscores the company's expertise in providing infrastructure for alternative fuels. By leveraging its experience and technological capabilities, Wolftank Group is actively contributing to the energy transition and promoting sustainable mobility solutions across Europe.