(Reuters) – Danish renewable company Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) will lead a project in Spain to build a giant hydrogen plant, it said on Tuesday, as part of the Spanish government’s efforts to use EU funds to become a top producer of the gas. Danish wind turbine maker Vestas, Spanish energy company Naturgy, pipeline-operator Enagas and fertiliser-maker Fertiberia will also be part of the project in Aragon, northeastern Spain, with work expected to begin late next year. Financial details were not disclosed of the plant, which will have capacity of 40,000 tonnes of hydrogen per yea…