Hydrogen Subsidies

EU approves German subsidies for renewable hydrogen production

EU approves German subsidies for renewable hydrogen production

Clean hydrogen is considered indispensable to cut emission (is associated with: «EU approves German subsidies for renewable hydrogen production») Peter Kneffel/dpa The European Commission has approved €1.3 billion ($1.5 billion) in German state aid to support renewable hydrogen production to cut greenhouse gas emissions in the European Union. "This investment in renewable hydrogen...

Germany secures EU approval for €1.3bn hydrogen subsidy auction

Germany secures EU approval for €1.3bn hydrogen subsidy auction

The European Commission has authorised Germany to allocate €1.3bn ($1.5bn) in subsidies to green hydrogen projects via the European Hydrogen Bank’s (EHB) Auctions as a Service (AaaS) platform.Confirmed under EU State aid rules, subsidies will be delivered as grants per kilogram of hydrogen across a ten-year period for projects which missed out on the EHB’s third round...

China boosts hydrogen, especially for industrial use

China boosts hydrogen, especially for industrial use

The central government will reward five city clusters (as yet unselected) with up to CNY 1.6 billion (USD 232 million) each for reaching hydrogen targets like bringing down the price per kg to CNY 25.The incentive is part of a four-year hydrogen pilot programme launched by three government ministries on 16 March.  Most hydrogen in China is used...

Australia shortlists 2.18GW in second hydrogen subsidy round after halving budget

Australia shortlists 2.18GW in second hydrogen subsidy round after halving budget

The Australian government has shortlisted seven green hydrogen derivative projects, representing 2.18GW, for production subsidies after halving the amount of funding allocated to the scheme.Selected under the second round of the Hydrogen Headstart programme, the projects have been invited to submit full applications to secure 10-year production credits. The rate of the credits...

Investors lose patience with UK hydrogen delays as EU projects advance | Policy

Investors lose patience with UK hydrogen delays as EU projects advance | Policy

Capital is moving from UK hydrogen projects to faster-moving markets like the EU, which is running ahead, despite less generous subsidies.Speaking at the Hydrogen UK Annual Conference, Kim McCann, Global Energy Advisory Director at environmental consultant SLR Consulting, said the country was at a “pivotal moment” where support schemes were being undermined.“We have the...

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