The submission deadline for tenders is July 11, 2024. This initiative is crucial for advancing hydrogen technology and infrastructure within the sector.
This technology leverages a radiation source covering both high-energy ultraviolet (UV) and low-energy infrared (IR) light, utilizing the full spectrum to maximize efficiency in the water-splitting process.
The tender seeks to enhance instrumentation and control equipment for hydrogen technology, underscoring its critical importance in advancing the hydrogen sector. Interested parties must submit their applications by July 31, 2024.
Lhyfe has received a grant of up to SEK 125.6 million (€11 million) from Klimatklivet, a Swedish environmental investment program, to develop a renewable hydrogen production facility in Trelleborg, Sweden.
Germany’s recent approval to invest around three billion euros in hydrogen infrastructure is a significant step towards a greener future. The EU Commission’s decision to support this investment aims to enhance the use of climate-friendly hydrogen in industry and transport.
