European companies form new hydrogen coalition that calls for smarter policies, as projects struggle to reach FID

The new group calls for RFNBO rules to be relaxed, ETS and CBAM income to be used to ‘make clean H₂ competitive’, and for subsidies to be prioritised for large-scale projects, among other things

The launch of the European Resilience Alliance for Clean Hydrogen & Derivatives at the European Parliament yesterday, opened by European Commission executive vice-president for a clean, just and competitive transition, Teresa Ribera (centre).

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