The European Commission’s approval of the “Hy2Infra” program marks a significant milestone in Europe’s journey towards a sustainable energy future. With seven member states pledging billions of euros, this initiative aims to revolutionize the continent’s hydrogen infrastructure.
Poland has emerged as a significant player in the European Union’s hydrogen landscape, securing its position as one of the top three hydrogen producers within the EU, following closely behind Germany and the Netherlands.
Gas transmission system operators (TSOs) from six EU countries are translating the European Hydrogen Backbone (EHB) vision into concrete action.
Polish energy company Green Capital Group has unveiled plans to develop a massive 8-gigawatt (GW) green hydrogen project in Dakhla, Morocco, over the next five years.
Polish energy company ORLEN has proudly unveiled the country’s first hydrogen-propelled locomotive, marking a significant stride towards sustainable rail transportation.
A project known as the Central Hydrogen Valley (CHV) is set to revolutionize the energy landscape in Poland. With a vision to develop a massive 250MW capacity of hydrogen electrolysers and harness 2GW of wind and solar power by 2030, the CHV aims to produce an estimated 54,000kg of green hydrogen and a staggering 4TWh of carbon-free energy annually.
South Korea and Poland have embarked on a collaborative effort to develop a renewable hydrogen ecosystem, as highlighted by the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between H2Korea and the Hydrogen Poland Association.
Portugal’s first centralised biomethane and renewable hydrogen auction According to CE NoticiasFinancieras, the first auction of the centrally purchased biomethane…
Poland’s Office of Rail Transport (UTK) has granted approval for the Pesa hydrogen locomotive to enter operation.
Dariusz Pachniewski is a recognized authority in hydrogen technologies and has been working in the energy sector for over 30 years. He has been involved in various projects related to the development of hydrogen technology in Poland, including the first project that closed the hydrogen value chain by connecting two electrolyzers to a biomass unit and two mobile hydrogen dispensing stations.
