Spain's Ministry for Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge has announced the provisional results of the Renoval program, which allocates €297.3 million to support clean energy manufacturing in the country. This initiative, managed by the Institute for Energy Diversification and Saving, focuses on 34 projects essential for Spain's renewable energy industry. Notably, 11 of these projects concentrate on producing electrolyzers and other components for green hydrogen, reflecting a growing interest in hydrogen technology. Sunwafe SL, headquartered in Gijón, secured a substantial amount from the fund for establishing a solar ingot and wafer factory. The selected projects span across 12 autonomous communities in Spain, with a diverse range covering wind energy, solar photovoltaic, battery equipment, and heat pump manufacturing. Companies like Ariema Enerxía, Matteco, ABC Compressors, and others have been granted funds for various clean energy initiatives. The program aims to adhere to the 'do no significant harm' principle for environmental impact. Overall, the funding underscores Spain's commitment to advancing sustainable energy solutions while supporting domestic manufacturing and economic recovery.