Building one of Europe’s largest Hydrogen Valleys to drive decarbonisation, innovation and sustainable growth.
The Castilla y León Hydrogen Valley project is a co-funded European initiative aimed at developing and demonstrating a large-scale hydrogen ecosystem in the Castilla y León region of Spain. The project integrates applications across mobility,
industry, and energy.
By 2028–2029, Castilla y León Hydrogen Valley aims to be fully operational, proving the financial viability and technical versatility of clean hydrogen as a cornerstone of the energy transition.
Castilla y León Hydrogen Valley includes 11 pilot sites across Castilla y León, each demonstrating a key element of the hydrogen value chain — from production and distribution to end use in transport, industry, and energy. Together, they form an integrated ecosystem proving the versatility and scalability of green hydrogen.
In a new video interview, Leonardo Torres (Elyse Energy) explains what stands between the project and its next phase, and why it matters for Spain’s least densely populated province.
Hit play on our latest interview: what makes the region a natural fit for a hydrogen valley, and what it stands to gain in the long run.
Two back-to-back webinars examined how public funding and private capital can work together to move hydrogen projects from development to operation.
