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A wave of investment in hydrogen infrastructure will follow revisions to the EU’s gas directive expected to be concluded by the end of the year, a key European Parliamentarian has told Montel.

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Green Energy Park Krk is planning to build an import hub which could supply up to 10m tonnes of renewable ammonia annually to central European markets, its CEO Bart Biebuyck told Montel on Monday.

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There has been no significant progress in the production of green hydrogen since 2022 amid soaring costs, the International Energy Agency said on Friday.

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Bosnia and Herzegovina’s (BiH) power utility Ers has undertaken the planning of a hydrogen strategy which will help it increase its competitiveness and reach climate neutrality by 2050, it told

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The EU is unlikely to meet even 50% of its green hydrogen target of 20m tonnes by 2030 as the necessary exponential growth of renewables is “unrealistic”, experts told Montel this week.

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Investment rather than regulation is the biggest barrier to developing renewable hydrogen in Europe, experts told an industry event on Wednesday.

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Croatia’s state-owned utility Hep is planning to develop a 16 MW solar power plant, electrolyser and hydrogen storage at the site of the 217 MW Plomin coal-fired power plant in Istria.

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The European Commission will hold a pilot auction to subsidise renewable hydrogen production on 23 November with the aim of scaling up clean energy deployment and reducing dependence on Russian fossil

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Bulgaria’s gas grid operator Bulgartransgaz is launching a non-binding survey to assess market demand for hydrogen transmission capacity, it announced in a press statement on Thursday.

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Croatia’s intention to seek financing from EU funds for the expansion of its gas infrastructure does not contradict the EU's ambition to accelerate the green energy transition, the economy ministry

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Energo, a local gas distribution and heating company in the northern coastal Croatian city of Rijeka, is planning to operate 3.67 MW of electricity production capacity at cogeneration plants by the

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Croatia's TSO Plinacro is working on plans to make its gas grid additionally ready for the future transportation of green hydrogen, the company said on Wednesday.