One of these initiatives, in particular, is of relevance since it includes the use of hydrogen as a fuel by military vehicles currently in service with the Spanish Armed Forces.
The manufacture of hydrogen necessitates the presence of technical systems capable of producing hydrogen. A new sector might take off soon, with a worldwide market worth billions on the horizon.
In the aftermath of the cost-of-living crisis, which has seen gas and fuel prices skyrocket, Von der Leyen’s address focused on energy. She said that the European Union is presently “seizing its moment” in response to “Kremlin blackmail” by reducing its reliance on fossil fuels.
Shell’s hydrogen holdings might treble in size in the next several months, according to CEO Ben van Beurden, who claims the oil firm is “making the greatest progress on the ground” of any participant in the field.
