Plant manager Guido König from Apex Energy shows the electrolysis plant in in what the company says is the largest grid-connected hydrogen power plant in Europe. Germany is one of the driving forces for a common EU hydrogen strategy /dpa
In a joint statement, seven European states call upon the EU Commission for a common strategy and funding for ‘green’ hydrogen and setting production targets for 2030. It is signed by the energy ministers of Germany, France, The Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Austria, and Switzerland. The latter not actually a member state, but following EU rules.
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