European Industrial Policy For Competitive Green Hydrogen
Long Time Policy Support Imperative For Renewable Hydrogen Production To Become Competitive In Europe: Agora Energiewende & Guidehouse
Renewables capacity of Europe will be required to grow much further and quickly if the continent is able to make renewable hydrogen cost competitive, according to the report.
RE Powered 500 MW Electrolyzer Plant In Germany
Thyssenkrupp To Decarbonize Steel Production In Germany With 500 MW Hydrogen Electrolysis Plant Powered By Renewable Energy Including Solar, To Be Set Up By Power Plant Operator Steag GmbH
German energy projects developer and power utility Steag GmbH along with steel producer thyssenkrupp Steel Europe and thyssenkrupp Uhde Chlorine Engineers plan to set up a 500 MW hydrogen electrolysis plant to help decarbonize steel production in Duisburg, Germany.
40 MW Solar Powered Electrolyzer Project In France
Total & Engie To Build ‘Largest’ Renewable Hydrogen Production Site In France To Produce Green Hydrogen From 40 MW Electrolyzer, Powered By 100 MW Solar PV Capacity For La Mède Biorefinery Of Total
The Masshylia project being planned by Total and Engie to produce solar powered green hydrogen sets a precedent in Europe with its innovative structure.
European Commission Launches Hydrogen Strategy
European Commission Tasks European Clean Hydrogen Alliance With Building Viable Renewable Hydrogen Projects Under Hydrogen Strategy That Envisages Up To 120 GW Solar & Wind Capacity
The hydrogen strategy of the European Commission sets intermediate goals for the production of renewable hydrogen in the EU as it sees the new hydrogen economy as a growth engine to overcome economic damage caused by COVID-19.
Portugal Wants 1 GW Solar To Produce Hydrogen
Portuguese Environment Minister João Pedro Matos Fernandes Shares With National Parliament Plans To Produce Green Hydrogen In Country With 1 GW Solar Power Plant In Sines: Media
Portugal is eyeing investments worth €1.6 billion with renewable hydrogen, that it plans to produce using solar power. Pictured is the bridge and cityscape of Porto in Portugal.
