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A new EUR 810m joint loan secured by Greek gas transmission operator Desfa could turn Greece into a regional transit gas and hydrogen hub and boost southeast European supply diversification, gas

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The European Commission has published the terms and conditions for the second auction for renewable hydrogen production held under the European hydrogen bank.

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Greece is looking to increase production and build new infrastructure to allow it to export up to 20 TWh of pure hydrogen annually by 2030, a representative of gas grid operator Desfa said on

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EU energy regulatory agency Acer on Monday launched a market consultation on the creation of a European network of operators for hydrogen (ENNOH) as an association under Belgian law.

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Production began on Wednesday at Hungarian energy company Mol’s 10 MW plant in Szazhalombatta, where it aims to produce 1,600 tonnes per year of green hydrogen, the company said in a press release.

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Romania will rely on gas-fired power plants to ensure its energy security and the decommissioning of its coal-fired fleet by 2032, the country’s draft 2025-35 energy strategy published late on

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Croatia’s Solarwatt plans to build a 5 MW electrolyser facility producing 720 tons of green hydrogen per year by end-2025, and is eyeing a 160 MW electrolyser project beyond that, it has told

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The European Commission’s industrial policy on hydrogen “needs a reality check”, said the European Court of Auditors (ECA) on Wednesday.

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The EU’s targets for domestic hydrogen production could result in a shortage of supply in Europe’s emissions trading scheme that reaches 370m tonnes by 2030, Brussels-based think tank Sandbag said

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Hydrogen projects will be able to bid for up to EUR 1.2bn in EU funding as part of the second European Hydrogen Bank auction expected later this year, a European Commission official said on Thursday.

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The European Commission has started work on boosting the EU’s clean hydrogen market with a call for an IT provider to develop a pilot platform to help match buyers and suppliers, it said on Monday.

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Croatia’s Dok-Ing has successfully tested its pilot textile waste-to-hydrogen processing plant as the country pushes to meet its targets for increased hydrogen production.