The European Commission says that 41 cross-border energy projects will receive € 1.25 billion ($ 1.3 billion) in financing, with a fifth assigned to hydrogen, while Lyfe has started building its fifth hydrogen production place in northern France, set up To offer green hydrogen by offering green hydrogen through green hydrogen through 2026.
The European Commission has revealed that 41 cross-border energy infrastructure projects will receive € 1.25 billion in financing, with a fifth of the total that must be allocated to hydrogen initiatives. The financing includes more than € 250 million for 21 development studies aimed at the disconnection of the EU industry, which projects in Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Litjan, Latvia, Poland, Poland, Poland Portugal will support, Spain and Sweden. The committee noted A number of important projects, including the Barmar-H2MED project between Spain and France, as well as hydrogen infrastructure efforts in Italy, Portugal, Spain and the Baltic region.
Life has started building its fifth hydrogen production place in North France, with a 5 MW electrolysis system. It said The strategic location and the logistical benefits of the site will enable it to deliver green hydrogen to manufacturers and mobility players in the Hauts-De-France region, and is intended to decreases their activities. Production starts in 2026. The French hydrogen producer also said That it has protected up to $ 11.4 million in financing to build a renewable hydrogen production facility in Vaggeryd, Sweden, where an electrolyzer of 10 MW will be installed. The Swedish Government’s Climatklivet program will cover 35% of the investment, and the facility is expected to start producing renewable hydrogen in 2027.
Quest One started building a demonstration plant for its Modular Hydrogen Platform (MHP) Pem -Electrolyzer in Augsburg, Germany. It said The Electrolyzer is installed in the Turbo Charger Performance Center (TPC) on the Augsburg site of Man Energy Solutions. It will work in a test environment to generate data for continuous optimization, according to the electrolyzer manufacturer.
Global Energy Monitor Said that almost all European projects were aimed at introducing hydrogen in gas-fired power plants, LNG terminals and gastransmissiepijplidden remain in the announcement phase. The organization established in San Francisco added that only a few projects have shown progress, with limited information available on important statistics such as start dates and fuel supply contracts. The latest report shows that no import projects of hydrogen derivatives at LNG facilities have started construction or have made definitive investment decisions, and only one pipeline for the transport of hydrogen gas is under construction.
The Institute for Essential Services Reform (IESR) and the British embassy in Jakarta have organized a focus group discussion for identifying the green hydrogen market in Indonesia, where the country has identified 17 potential green hydrogen production -locations with estimated costs ranging from $ 1.90 to $ 3.90 per kg in 2040. The importance of local production. IESR project manager Erina Mursanti said Depending on natural gas, energy security can endanger due to decreasing domestic gas reserves.
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