Hydrogen Stations Spain. Map and List

DEALER	ADDRESS	CITY
AJUSA	SECTOR 3F	ALBACETE
TMB	CARRER A 1413	BARCELONA
CNH2	CALLE FERNANDO EL SANTO 104	PUERTOLLANO
CNH2	CALLE 4 WALQA 24	HUESCA
CEPSA	AVENIDA DE MANOTERAS 34	MADRID
EXOLUM	AVENIDA ANSELMO LORENZO	SAN FERNANDO DE HENARES
VALENCIA PORT	VALENCIA PORT	VALENCIA
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Network of Hydrogen Stations in Spain

Evolution since the First Hydrogen Station

The first hydrogen filling station in Spain open to the public was inaugurated in 2019 in Albacete. This milestone marked the beginning of a sustained effort by the government and private companies to promote the use of clean energy and reduce dependence on fossil fuels.

Since then, the network of hydrogen filling stations has grown gradually, with new openings in key cities such as Madrid, Barcelona, Seville and Valencia. These stations not only serve passenger vehicles, but also buses and commercial fleets, thus driving the adoption of this technology in various applications.

Current Projects and Forecasts for 2025

In recent years, hydrogen infrastructure in Spain has experienced significant growth. By 2024, Spain has more than 25 operational hydrogen service stations, strategically distributed in key points of the country. This growth has been possible thanks to the collaboration between the public and private sectors, as well as funding from the European Union through various sustainable development programs.

The future of hydrogen service stations in Spain looks promising. By 2025, the number of stations is expected to double, reaching at least 50 facilities throughout the country. This growth is aligned with the objectives of the National Hydrogen Strategy, which seeks to position Spain as a leader in the green hydrogen market in Europe.

Locations in Major Cities or Areas

Here's a look at the main cities and areas with hydrogen stations in Spain:

Madrid: Several stations spread throughout the city, including one in the Zona Franca.
Barcelona: Station in the Port area and another in the Zona Universitaria.
Seville: Station in the Cartuja Technology Park.
Valencia: Station in the Fuente del Jarro Industrial Estate.
Albacete: First station in the country and still operational.

Most important projects for the extension of the hydroline station network in Spain

Madrid: Expansion of the network with two new stations in the Henares corridor and in Getafe.
Barcelona: New stations planned in Sabadell and Hospitalet de Llobregat.
Bilbao: Project for a station in the Port of Bilbao, promoted by the Basque Hydrogen Corridor consortium.
Valencia: Expansion with an additional station in the port and another at the airport.
Zaragoza: Planning of a station in the PLAZA logistics area.

Major Hydrogen Station Operators in Spain

Among the main hydrogen station operators in Spain are:

Iberdrola: With stations in Madrid, Barcelona and Valencia. Expansion projects in Andalusia and the Basque Country.
Repsol: With a strong presence in Madrid and Catalonia, and plans for new stations in Galicia and Extremadura.
Enagás: Operating stations in Seville and Zaragoza, with projects to open new facilities in Murcia and Alicante.
Cepsa: With stations in Algeciras and Huelva, and future projects in Malaga and Cordoba.
Redexis: With stations in Albacete and Teruel, and plans to expand in Castile and Leon and La Rioja.

References

https://www.miteco.gob.es/es/energia/planes-estrategias/plan-nacional-integrado-de-energia-y-clima.aspx
https://www.iberdrola.com/sostenibilidad/hidrogeno-verde
https://www.repsol.com/es/sostenibilidad/informes/index.cshtml
https://www.enagas.es/enagas/es/GasesRenovables/Hidrogeno
https://www.aeh2.org/es/h2-en-espana/situacion-actual