The German federal government is planning a hydrogen core network by 2032 to ensure hydrogen distribution.
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In a significant move for the hydrogen industry, the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action has issued a tender titled “Hydrogen Fueling Station including Two Mobile Storage Units.”
The German Ministry of Energy and Economic Affairs has issued a tender titled “Hochdruckkompressor für Wasserstoff” (High-Pressure Compressor for Hydrogen) on August 29, 2024. The deadline for submitting proposals is September 30, 2024.
The German Federal Government has issued a new tender titled “81309658-Structuring the Financing Line for a Renewable Hydrogen Project (RH2) in Chile.”
Climate-neutral hydrogen is expected to play a crucial role in achieving a climate-neutral economic system in Germany.
A significant development in the renewable energy sector has emerged as a German green hydrogen project developer recently signed a construction contract for a new facility.
Stadwerke Stuttgart, the municipal electricity and gas supplier, has received approval from its supervisory board to proceed with the construction of a hydrogen production plant.
Enercity, a prominent municipal energy provider in Hanover, has cast doubt on the role of hydrogen in replacing traditional gas supplies for private households. Marc Hansmann, an Enercity board member, highlighted concerns about hydrogen’s future affordability and supply stability in a recent regional planning committee meeting.
The GreenLink Münsterland project, spearheaded by a consortium of municipal energy companies—Emergy, Gelsenwasser, Stadtwerke Münster, and Trianel—aims to develop a 50 MW electrolyzer in the Coesfeld area, North Rhine-Westphalia.
The European steel industry is poised to become a significant consumer of renewable hydrogen, with German steelmakers at the forefront of this transition.
