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With the gradual expansion of renewable energy generation, Kalletal is emerging as a net exporter of electricity in its region. This growing surplus of clean energy is becoming the catalyst for a visionary undertaking – the production of hydrogen, a clean fuel that can drive diverse sectors like mobility and industry.

As the world pivots towards greener energy alternatives, hydrogen emerges as a pivotal player, pushing boundaries in public transportation, industry…

The city municipality of Vilnius has unveiled an ambitious plan to revolutionize its transportation system through the adoption of green hydrogen.

A consortium comprising Lhyfe and TSE is set to breathe new life into the Fonderies du Poitou sites, a year after their closure. This ambitious project goes beyond the conventional realms of green energy production, aiming to transform these sites into eco-industrial hubs that drive economic development and regional sustainability.

As Germany’s ambitious national hydrogen strategy unfolds, central German companies are eagerly awaiting their entry into a vast hydrogen network that promises to transform industries and pave the way for a sustainable energy future.

Germany’s journey towards becoming a green energy powerhouse takes a significant leap forward as Sunfire, the nation’s sole large-scale electrolyzer producer, secures a monumental €169 million grant.

Scotland is poised to spearhead a £2.7 billion pipeline network connecting its hydrogen hubs to other parts of Europe. The ambitious project, named the Hydrogen Backbone Link (HBL), is anticipated to create around 700 jobs and position Scotland as a key player in the European hydrogen market.

The UK government has unveiled a significant amendment to its upcoming Energy Bill, signaling a departure from its original plan to introduce a hydrogen levy on domestic energy bills. Instead, the proposed reform aims to impose a fresh levy on the gas shipping industry.

Ovako, Europe’s largest steel maker and one of the largest steel recyclers in the Nordic countries, is launching the hydrogen plant at its Hofors mill.

Natural hydrogen, often referred to as “gold” or “white” hydrogen, was once considered an untapped resource residing deep within Earth’s geologic formations. However, recent breakthroughs and discoveries have shifted the narrative, showcasing the potential for natural hydrogen to emerge as a game-changer in the clean energy landscape.