Spain has recently made significant strides in positioning itself as a renewable energy leader in Europe. Taking advantage of its abundant sunshine and strong winds, the country has been producing energy from renewable sources. The Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sanchez, unveiled a new 2.3 billion euro plan aimed at accelerating the transition to clean energy. This plan includes subsidies for green energy industries and hydrogen production from renewable power sources. With Spain breaking records in renewable energy generation, it is now focused on becoming a major producer of green hydrogen within the region. Madrid has already greenlit a substantial 794 million euro subsidy package for large green hydrogen projects, emphasizing the importance of public support due to the high costs involved. The country's draft climate strategy sets ambitious targets for 2030, particularly aiming for 11 gigawatts of electrolysers, a significant increase from the previous target of 4 GW. These initiatives highlight Spain's dedication to driving the green energy transition and solidifying its position as a key player in the renewable energy sector.