In November 2019, the Balearic minister for energy transition, the government’s vice-president Juan Pedro Yllanes, expressed his scepticism regarding plans for a hydrogen plant in Lloseta. This plant was one of a series of projects for a so-called reindustrialisation following the closure of the cement plant. Answering a question in parliament, Yllanes said: “I’m not going to fool you. We maintain a highly sceptical position.”
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