The Comisión Nacional de los Mercados y la Competencia (CNMC) in Spain is currently analyzing the operational structure of Enagás, particularly focusing on its role as the manager of the hydrogen trunk network. This review aims to assess whether the separation of activities within Enagás is necessary to promote effective competition in the energy market.

Enagás, a key player in the energy sector, has been under scrutiny due to concerns that its dual role could lead to potential conflicts of interest and hinder competition. The CNMC's investigation is part of its broader mandate to ensure that markets operate efficiently and in the best interest of consumers and businesses.

The authority's analysis will consider various factors, including the impact of Enagás' operations on market dynamics and consumer choice. The outcome of this review could lead to recommendations for structural changes within Enagás to enhance competition and transparency in the hydrogen sector.