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By 2030, the proposal is projected to produce 400,000 tons of green hydrogen, a kind of renewable energy that does not emit carbon dioxide, furthering the worldwide decarbonization trend.

Hiperbaric, a pioneer in our country in the development of hydrogen compression equipment for industry and sustainable mobility, has just supplied the first 100% Spanish technology compressor in the foreign market to supply hydrogen to the refueling station for sustainable buses in the German city of Bielefeld.

The so-called Delta Corridor, which includes four pipelines, will be operational in 2026 if all goes according to plan. The plan is to link the pipes to other industrial locations, such as Moerdijk.

The Ministry of Trade, Sector and Energy said that it will invest 171.8 billion won in this year’s national research and development (R&D) project for the hydrogen industry, an increase of 62 percent over last year’s investment to grow the hydrogen ecosystem.

Europe’s energy transition will be accelerated – with less fossil fuels in the energy mix and lower greenhouse gas emissions – because of its pivot away from Russian gas.

The Hy3 feasibility study, which was prepared as part of the Dutch-German Green Hydrogen Cooperation, focuses on the potential for offshore wind green hydrogen production in the Dutch and German North Sea regions, as well as delivery to demanding centers in the Netherlands and the neighboring western German state of North Rhine-Westphalia, starting in 2025.