• Enagás flagged an estimated hydrogen transport cost of € 0.6 to € 1 per kilogram via Spain’s backbone network to the Franco-German border.
• H2med corridor targets startup in 2032, linking Iberian renewable hydrogen supply with industrial demand in Central and Northern Europe.
• A 2025 call for interest drew 528 projects from 168 companies seeking to use H2med-linked infrastructure in Spain, Portugal, France, Germany.
• Partners outlined progress on technical, environmental, engineering work for CelZa and BarMar cross-border links, alongside associated national networks.

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