ANALYSIS | Spain is close to exhausting the refinery route for its green hydrogen transport quota

ANALYSIS | Spain is close to exhausting the refinery route for its green hydrogen transport quota


The country has set a limit on how much of its RFNBO transport quota for each year can be met by displacing grey hydrogen in oil refining with green H2

An aerial view of the Petronor refining complexPhoto: Repsol

Published 27 August 2026, 04:00Updated 27 August 2026, 04:00



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