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- Hydrogen - Energy
The EU's hydrogen strategy and REPowerEU plan have put forward a comprehensive framework to support the uptake of renewable and low-carbon hydrogen to help decarbonise the EU
- Mechanism to support the market development of hydrogen
Hydrogen offers a solution to decarbonise industrial processes and economic sectors where reducing carbon emissions is both urgent and hard to achieve This makes hydrogen and its derivatives such as ammonia, methanol and certain sustainable aviation fuels essential to support the EU’s commitment to reach climate neutrality by 2050 and in its objective to become independent from Russian
- European Hydrogen Bank - European Commission - Energy
The Hydrogen Bank is a financing instrument to accelerate the establishment of a full hydrogen value chain in Europe
- Renewable hydrogen - European Commission - Energy
Clean, sustainable, and transformative, renewable hydrogen is a key tool for decarbonising energy-intensive industries and transport, while enhancing the effectiveness of renewable energy
- Renewable hydrogen production: new rules formally adopted - Energy
These acts are part of a broad EU regulatory framework for hydrogen that includes energy infrastructure investments and state aid rules, as well as legislative targets for renewable hydrogen for the industry and transport sectors
- Commission launches consultation on draft methodology for low- carbon . . .
The European Commission is today launching a 4-week call for feedback on the draft delegated act which clarifies the methodology for evaluating the emission savings of low-carbon hydrogen and fuels
- Key actions of the EU Hydrogen Strategy - Energy
The hydrogen strategy for a climate-neutral Europe was adopted in July 2020 and by the first quarter 2022 all of its 20 action points were implemented and delivered
- Joint Press Statement by Minister of Economy, Trade and . . . - Energy
On June 3, the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Ken Saito and the European Commissioner for Energy, Kadri Simson, held a High-Level Hydrogen Business Forum (the “ Forum ”) to deepen their cooperation regarding hydrogen business and technology development in the framework of the EU-Japan Memorandum of Cooperation on Hydrogen signed in
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