Hygreen Energy, a global electrolyzer manufacturer, is expanding its operations in Spain, aiming to bolster the hydrogen sector in Europe. The company plans to establish a new electrolyzer production factory in Malaga, focusing on 5-Megawatt electrolyzers compliant with European standards, with scalable production capacity up to 5GW. Additionally, Hygreen Energy will launch an R&D program to advance electrolyzer technologies and a 10-Megawatt testing platform, along with building green hydrogen production plants in Huelva, Spain. These initiatives are projected to attract over 2 billion Euros in capital, enhancing the company's scale, efficiency, and competitiveness in the European market while contributing to the overall growth of the hydrogen economy. With Spain targeting to build 11 GW in electrolyzer capacity by 2030, the country, especially Andalusia, is poised to become a leading player in green hydrogen. The expansion plans align with Hygreen Energy's strategy to solidify its global position in the hydrogen sector, supported by partnerships with key players in the industry. The positive sentiment towards these projects is highlighted by the company's CEO, Benny Wang, emphasizing the tailored solutions for European markets and the insights gained from discussions with Spanish officials. The visit of President Juanma Moreno and the Andalusian delegation to Beijing signifies the significant economic impact expected from these projects and the collaborative efforts to advance green hydrogen technologies.