Repsol approves €400 million for its largest hydrogen plant, in Tarragona with Enagás

FinanceInternationalEl ConfidencialNov 11, 2026, 11:00 PMAI summary

Repsol has reached the final investment decision on €400 million to build its largest green hydrogen plant to date: a 150 MW facility at its Tarragona industrial complex, alongside Enagás Renovable, which holds a 25% stake. The project has been selected to receive up to €104 million in European aid under the H2 Valles programme. The hydrogen will supply the refinery and the future Ecoplanta renewable methanol plant.

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Repsol reaches the final investment decision on €400 million for a 150 MW hydrogen plant in Tarragona
Enagás Renovable holds 25% of the project, the second by both partners after Cartagena
The facility was selected to receive up to €104 million from the European H2 Valles programme

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Repsol approves €400 million for its largest hydrogen plant, in Tarragona with Enagás

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