Zamora will be the key point of the new green corridor announced by the governments of Spain, Portugal and France this Thursday, which will serve to connect the Iberian Peninsula with Europe with energy. Specifically, the province will be the gateway to the gas pipeline from Celorico da Beira. strategic project going back more than ten years in time. With this energy highway crossing the region, the renewable energy sector will have everything it needs to produce and export green hydrogen; There is sun, there is wind, there is water, and there is how to distribute it. Therefore, this maneuver places Zamora as an attractive place to set up companies committed to this leap into the future.
The agreement, signed by Presidents Pedro Sánchez, Antonio Costa and Emmanuel Macron, clearly includes the commitment to finalize renewable gas connections between Portugal and Spain, which are prepared for the future and for which execution of this long-awaited section of the gas pipeline will be mandatory. 2009 Celorico da between Beira and Zamora. The province, which is already an attractive place, generation renewable energy Due to its natural conditions, it will now have an exit platform for the whole of Europe, thus facilitating the transport and export of energy. And the three governments decided that this was the quickest and most efficient option to connect the Iberian Peninsula with the continent, and that this region of the map ceased to be a separate place from other countries when separated from the rest of the Continent. clean energy explosion explodes. With no deadlines or plans, there is a written commitment that will make Zamora the energy gateway to Europe.
Fagundez predicts the region will be very attractive to companies
Zamora PSOE general secretary and national deputy, Antidio Fagundez“This is great news for the province, because it is becoming the main axis of energy connection with Portugal and the north of Morocco,” he told this newspaper. The parliamentarian held a meeting this Thursday with Energy Minister Sara Aagesen to find out the details of a future project for the region. “We will have the main highway to export green hydrogen to all of Europe,” she said. “We already have plants. photovoltaic and wind turbinesand now we will have a direct corridor on our land to transport it,” he added.
Fagundez assessed that green hydrogen “will be the fuel of the future” and made it clear that the state of Zamora should have a leading role in this transition. “From now on we will be the perfect platform for any company to settle in our region because Everything you need will be at your fingertips”, he detailed. Sun, wind and water are already in the state, so this energy “highway” was the missing piece to complete a progression puzzle for the land.