Quick announcementThis piece reveals the Netherlands’ renewed subsidy programs aimed at accelerating the roll-out of electric trucks, charging infrastructure and hydrogen mobility across the country.What’s being restarted and why it mattersThe Dutch government has reactivated a set of subsidy schemes funded through the Truck Tax reimbursement system. The idea is straightforward: return truck...
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British utility Scottish Power has decided to pause development of its renewable hydrogen projects in the UK, despite having already signed final subsidy agreements for two facilities in Scotland."Green hydrogen production faces challenging conditions and a limited route to market despite extensive efforts to support the new and emerging technology," the company told Argus. "Whilst we continue to be...
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In April, the UK took steps forward on the second round of its programme to spur renewable hydrogen production, but excitement was tempered by the government tacitly trimming the ambition level of the scheme. And while London has finally started signing contracts-for-difference (CfDs) with the winners from the first round held in 2023, this has hardly triggered the wave of final investment decisions...
The winner of the European hydrogen bank's largest subsidies will not take up the funding because the project cannot meet timelines set by the EU, one of its developers has told Argus.Swedish utility Vattenfall and Danish investment fund Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners earlier this year won €246.6mn ($287mn) in the hydrogen bank's second round, for their 500MW Zeevonk electrolysis project in the...
Austrian group OMV has signed a funding agreement with the state for its green hydrogen project in Bruck an der Leitha. The 140 MW plant is expected to produce up to 23,000 tons annually from late 2027. OMV and Austria Wirtschaftsservice GmbH (aws) have concluded an agreement guaranteeing production subsidies of up to €123 million for the future green hydrogen plant in Bruck an der...
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