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Lhyfe and STRABAG announce partnership to accelerate hydrogen projects in Germany

The agreement aims to combine Lhyfe’s operational expertise in the production and supply of green hydrogen with STRABAG’s industrial and infrastructure capabilities to facilitate the identification, development, and execution of new renewable hydrogen projects in Germany.

Brussels approves €1.3bn German scheme to scale up renewable hydrogen production

Germany has secured approval from the European Commission for a €1.3 billion state aid package aimed at boosting renewable hydrogen production. The programme is expected to support up to 1,000 MW of electrolyser capacity and generate as much as 10 million tonnes of renewable hydrogen.

More than €1 billion awarded to European hydrogen projects under EU auction

Nine hydrogen projects in seven European countries have secured €1.09 billion in EU funding under the European Hydrogen Bank auction, supporting more than 1.1 GW of electrolyser capacity and helping avoid an estimated 9 million tonnes of CO2 emissions over 10 years.

Germany’s hydrogen plans may expose taxpayers to €45bn risk

According to Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis, Germany could require up to €45 billion in additional public funding if hydrogen demand falls short of official projections, raising concerns that taxpayers could be exposed to major infrastructure costs, including pipeline spending and hydrogen-ready power plants.

EU Hydrogen Mechanism sees 87% of supply projects receive buyer interest

The first round of the EU Hydrogen Mechanism attracted participants from 33 countries and registered 265 supply projects, with widespread interest from offtakers, according to the European Commission, signalling growing activity in the hydrogen market.

Lhyfe to supply green hydrogen to BMW Group’s Steyr site in Austria under multi-year deal

Lhyfe will supply green hydrogen to BMW Group’s Steyr R&D centre in Austria, where it will support the series development, industrialisation, testing and validation of next-generation hydrogen fuel cell systems.

Finland and Germany strengthen hydrogen cooperation with new strategic agreement

The new agreement between Finland and Germany will advance cooperation on clean hydrogen infrastructure and technology, encouraging investment and supporting industrial decarbonisation across Europe.

Germany mobilizes €54 million to accelerate green hydrogen industrialization

Germany’s Federal Ministry of Transport has awarded €54 million for the launch of a new hydrogen laboratory in Bavaria, which will feature advanced infrastructure such as a hydrogen liquefier and test benches, thereby strengthening the country’s national network of hydrogen-focused technology centers.

Lhyfe brings renewable hydrogen to heavy-duty transport on French motorways

Renewable hydrogen has entered France’s motorway network for heavy-duty transport, with Lhyfe supplying the country’s first hydrogen refuelling station on a motorway, operated by TEAL Mobility and serving key routes towards Germany and the Benelux.

EU clears €200 million German scheme to import Canadian renewable hydrogen

The European Commission has approved a €200 million German state aid scheme to support the production of renewable hydrogen and its derivatives in Canada for the EU market.

Hamburg bets on green hydrogen: Construction begins on a 100 MW electrolyzer hub

Construction of Hamburg’s Green Hydrogen Hub has begun with the laying of the first stone for a 100 MW electrolyzer on the former Moorburg power plant site. The project aims to start commercial operations in 2027 and produce around 10,000 tons of green hydrogen annually, according to partners Luxcara and Hamburger Energiewerke.

Renewable industry in Germany rejects audit warning over hydrogen rollout: “This is an investment in the future”

Germany’s renewable sector rejects the Federal Audit Office’s warnings on hydrogen rollout, saying green hydrogen is a long-term investment crucial for meeting the 2045 climate-neutrality target, creating jobs, and strengthening domestic industry.

Port of Hamburg positioned as Europe’s key hub for green hydrogen imports

Daimler Truck and HHLA have joined forces with Kawasaki Heavy Industries to develop a green liquid hydrogen supply chain connecting global producers to Europe through the Port of Hamburg. The initiative marks a key step toward establishing hydrogen logistics infrastructure for road and rail transport across Germany and beyond.

Austria aims to become Europe’s green hydrogen hub with €275 million investment

The Austrian government allocates €274.8 million to expand the hydrogen economy. The initiative seeks to generate jobs, drive innovation, and position Austria as a strategic European center for green hydrogen production and supply.

Lhyfe inaugurates Germany’s largest commercial renewable hydrogen production site

Lhyfe has inaugurated Germany’s largest commercial renewable hydrogen site in Schwäbisch Gmünd, Baden-Württemberg. The 10 MW plant will produce up to four tons of hydrogen daily for industrial and mobility decarbonisation.

Germany opens second funding call for hydrogen projects abroad

Germany’s economy ministry has launched a second funding call for international hydrogen projects, offering up to €30 million per project. German firms can submit proposals until December 18, 2025, to support renewable hydrogen production abroad and secure import routes.

New transatlantic green hydrogen corridor to link Brazil and Germany

A new green hydrogen corridor will link Brazil and Germany. The MoU signed between the Ports of Pecém and Rostock will drive investments in the Brazilian industrial complex and turn the German city into a key center for clean energy supply in Europe.

Green hydrogen in the North Sea: The joint commitment of AquaVentus and Hydrogen Scotland

AquaVentus and Hydrogen Scotland have signed a MoU to strengthen green hydrogen production and transport in the North Sea, aiming to boost the entire value chain, from generation through transport and storage to end use, and accelerate the decarbonization of the energy system.

France and Germany reinforce European energy integration with H2med

At the 25th Franco-German Council of Ministers summit, France and Germany reaffirmed their commitment to H2med, a key infrastructure for European decarbonisation and the promotion of the hydrogen economy across the continent.

EU policies drive green hydrogen growth in refining sector

European refineries are committing billions to green hydrogen, Wood Mackenzie finds. By 2030, they could absorb 0.5M tonnes/year, replacing CO2-heavy hydrogen and supporting Europe’s low-carbon shift.