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Browsing: Europe
Germany is advancing its sustainable transport efforts with a significant investment in hydrogen fuel cell technology. The country has allocated €226 million to support the deployment of 100 hydrogen fuel cell trucks.
Energy Observer’s ambition to create the largest hydrogen-powered cargo ship has gained momentum with a €40 million (US$42 million) grant from the European Union’s Innovation Fund.
SECI, the Solar Energy Corp. of India, has partnered with Germany’s H2Global Stiftung through a memorandum of understanding to advance green hydrogen initiatives.
Essen’s municipal utility company is partnering with Open Grid Europe (OGE) to develop hydrogen distribution systems.
UK Oil and Gas has raised £500,000 to fund a new hydrogen storage project in Yorkshire.
Ecolectro, has secured $10.5 million in a Series A funding round, spearheaded by Toyota Ventures.
Spain, Lithuania, and Austria are stepping up their efforts in the transition to renewable energy by announcing new support measures for the development of renewable hydrogen.
Penspen has been awarded a contract by Conexus Baltic Grid, the Latvian gas operator, to work on hydrogen blending.
During a recent hearing, EU policymakers demonstrated strong support for hydrogen as a key component of the energy transition, with no questions raised about reassessing ambitious hydrogen targets.
De Nora, an Italian leader in electrochemistry, plans to establish a green hydrogen plant in Sardinia with a capacity of 50 tonnes per year.
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