In the second half of May, the European hydrogen market showed significant mobility in terms of finance, infrastructure and transport. The European Commission has approved German state aid of €1.3 billion. for the production of renewable hydrogen, while part of the support is also directed to three Danish projects. At the same time, the Netherlands put into operation a 32-kilometer hydrogen pipeline, strengthening the relevant energy infrastructure. In the transport sector, Athens and Bologna are proceeding with the integration of hydrogen buses into their urban fleets.
🔹 The European Commission has approved German state aid of €1.3 billion. with the aim of boosting the production of renewable hydrogen: https://lnkd.in/evb9rfwr
🔹 The Hydrogen Stream: The Netherlands commissions a 32-kilometer hydrogen pipeline: https://lnkd.in/dQxZfsBy
🔹 The first 3 hydrogen buses hit the streets of Athens – The total cost: https://lnkd.in/dBrArKet
🔹 Bologna commissions Solaris hydrogen buses, with a fleet of 127 vehicles in the planning: https://lnkd.in/dSTyZR5r
🔹 Germany is supporting three Danish green hydrogen projects with €1.3 billion in funding. through the EU auction system: https://lnkd.in/dn4K8Ex4
