The facility will be built in collaboration with Australian gas technology firm ENGV and will be placed at its corporate headquarters in Macquarie Park.
Fluxys launched 4 proposals and is now asking industrial parties to show their interest in connecting to infrastructure with open access for hydrogen in Liège and Mons and for CO2 in Antwerp and Ghent.
This is especially critical since the development of green hydrogen is backed by governments and corporations all over the globe; for example, the EU aims to invest up to 470 billion euros in this area, and these funds may be sent to Ukraine.
The hydrogen concept was conceived by the FNV trade union, which is hoping for government help. As well as Tata herself. But neither Tata nor the FNV can say how much exactly.
