The European Commission plans to support 42 new alternative fuels infrastructure projects. The projects to receive over €424 million from the EU cover a diverse range of areas — from hydrogen refuelling stations to the electrification of airports.
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Vireon, a subsidiary of Norwegian Hydrogen, has clinched a substantial EU grant of €9.2 million to lead the establishment of green hydrogen production and refueling stations for heavy-duty vehicles across Finland and Denmark.
The European Commission is facing pressure to enact a careful and inclusive formulation of ‘low-carbon’ fuel guidelines. Fears persist that hastily assembled regulations could encourage the reckless utilization of fossil gas.
In a recent joint letter addressed to European policymakers, industry players, NGOs, and think tanks have raised significant concerns regarding the definition of low-carbon hydrogen within the European Commission’s forthcoming delegated act (DA).
The European Union (EU) Commission has given a unified nod to a funding request of an approximate €122.3 million from Estonia under the Recovery and Resilience Facility, a vital part of NextGenerationEU.
Norwegian Hydrogen, alongside a coalition of ten partners, has clinched a €9 million grant from the Clean Hydrogen Partnership. This funding will support the establishment of an integrated green hydrogen value chain at the Port of Hirtshals in Denmark, with Norwegian Hydrogen leading the initiative.
The European Union (EU) has allocated EUR 250 million to hydrogen projects under the Important Project of Common European Interest (IPCEI) scheme, marking a significant milestone in Europe’s transition to clean energy.
The European Commission’s recent announcement regarding its pilot auction for green hydrogen production has stirred considerable excitement within the renewable energy sector. With a whopping 132 bids submitted from projects spanning 17 European countries, the auction has the potential to significantly bolster the EU’s domestic green hydrogen production targets for 2030.
The European Union is poised to undergo a significant transformation in its energy landscape, with hydrogen production set to soar to 10 million tonnes per year by the end of the decade.
In recent developments, Egypt has embarked on a journey towards green hydrogen, with a keen eye on collaboration opportunities with the European Union (EU).
