Thanks to the $24 million Rural NSW – Business Case and Strategy Development Fund, the NSW Government will help the Committee for the Hunter realize its fantastic plans for a Hunter hydrogen industry.
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On the strength of a £36 million investment from major players in the sector, a hydrogen pioneer is poised to strengthen green capabilities and expand its business.
Assuming willingness to finance it if it meets “eligibility criteria,” the European Investment Bank (EIB) is in “exploratory talks” with Portugal, Spain, and France on the future “green” hydrogen-fit maritime pipeline to boost Iberian interconnectivity.
Green hydrogen is anticipated to be one of the main beneficiaries of this financial excess in the upcoming years due to the high oil prices that allowed traditional energy businesses to store huge quantities of capital that are now being absorbed into the cleantech industry.
A grant of 25 million euros has been given to the North Adriatic Hydrogen Valley project, which was jointly created in Slovenia, Croatia, and the Italian region of Friuli Venezia Giulia.
The most environmentally friendly cracker in Europe is now under development, and INEOS Olefins Belgium has just revealed that it has raised €3.5 billion to finance it.
Enapter announces a 25 million euro funding volume. Through its Patrimonium Middle Market Debt Fund, the investor Patrimonium Asset Management has subscribed to an Enapter bearer bond in the appropriate amount.
A formal agreement was made in Mumbai by Kris Peeters, Vice President of the European Investment Bank (EIB), the bank of the European Union, to join the India Hydrogen Alliance (IH2A) and increase support for large-scale green hydrogen hubs and projects throughout India with an indicative funding of EUR 1 billion, subject to Indian Government and EIB approvals.
As one of nine such projects taking place throughout Europe, the EU is providing 8 million euros to establish Ireland’s…
Fabrum, a New Zealand-based startup, announced its $23 million Series A fundraising, which was led by AP Ventures of London and included Fortescue Future Industries of Australia, Obayashi Corporation of Japan, and K1W1 of New Zealand.
