Wolftank Group AG's Spanish subsidiary, Wolftank Iberia, is leading the construction of a modular hydrogen refueling station in Spain as part of the ACTIVA H2 project. The initiative aims to support the introduction of hydrogen-powered mobility in urban areas and the Trans-European Transport network. The hydrogen refueling station, designed for flexible use on a small footprint, will allow the refueling of light and heavy commercial vehicles at different pressures. Wolftank Iberia's involvement in this project enhances the company's position as an infrastructure provider for alternative fuels in Spain. Wolftank Group's CEO, Simon Reckla, emphasizes the project's goal of showcasing the economic viability and quick deployment potential of hydrogen technology. The prototype station will be tested at BMW Group's facility in Miramas, France. With Spain emerging as a key market for hydrogen technology in Europe, the country is actively pursuing its National Energy and Climate Plan targets, including significant electrolysis capacity installations. The partnership with EIT Urban Mobility, HVR Energy, and BMW Group reflects the collaborative efforts to drive hydrogen infrastructure development. The ACTIVA H2 project's strategic funding and partnerships demonstrate Wolftank Group's commitment to advancing sustainable and efficient infrastructure solutions for hydrogen mobility in line with the broader energy transition goals.