Infinite Green Energy is making a renewed effort to bring its hydrogen plant project in Northam to life.
Author: Anela Dokso
Europe’s investment in a hydrogen-capable infrastructure network, from pipelines to power plants, is gaining momentum. With 12 projects earmarked to convert or expand LNG terminals to import hydrogen derivatives and the proposal of 50,165 kilometers of hydrogen pipelines, this endeavor represents a significant energy transition.
Imagine the urgency of addressing Europe’s energy transition with a budget initially set at 850 million euros—now elevated to 1.25 billion euros. This budgetary expansion underscores a significant shift in energy policy, mirroring the pressing challenge of energy infrastructure development. The European Commission’s recent notification of the 2024 CEF Energy results has brought to light a crucial pivot toward hydrogen projects. With a total allocation of 1.25 billion euros—750 million euros earmarked for electricity, 250 million euros each for hydrogen and CO2 projects—the EU is recognizing the critical need to bolster its energy infrastructure. This marked increase, from an initially…
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