Palos de la Frontera

So it is geographically where we are.

Palos de la Frontera is the city, or perhaps village, that our plant is being built in.

And that's also the village that Columbus left from.

So But of course, we see the vision and the courage it took for the Spanish crown at the time to fund this journey and for Columbus and his crew to actually go all the way.

But I think getting the regulatory system and the political system along with you is sine qua non.

You can't get there without it because this business is driven by regulation.

So that to me is the most important stakeholder to get with you and to make sure they stick with you is the different levels of government, all the way from the mayor of Palos de la Frontera to the president of the European Commission, everything in between.

But it needs continued work, of course, because everybody can be aligned on a very abstract strategy.

Y aquí es donde nuestra Andalucía entra en escena.

El proyecto estrella se llama Onuba, de Mueve, la antigua Cepsa, situada en Palos de la Frontera, en Huelva, y es la primera fase del Valle Andaluz del Hidrógeno Verde.

Más de mil millones de euros de inversión, trescientos megavatios de electrólisis ampliable a cuatrocientos cinco y una producción estimada de unas cuarenta y cinco mil toneladas al año.

La compañía aspira a llevar el conjunto del valle con instalaciones también en Cádiz, que alcancen los dos gigavatios en un futuro.

All examples of fossil fuel induce climate change.

In energy news, the Spanish company Moeve has started building the first phase of the Andalusian green hydrogen valley called Onuba at its energy park in Palos de la Frontera in the south.

The project is huge investments, including EU funding, and is expected to create over 8,000 jobs across its supply chain.

Its aim is also to support cleaner fuels for road, aviation, and maritime transport, helping reduce emissions from regional industries.