Hydrogen Subsidies

Spain approves 800 million euros of subsidies for green hydrogen projects

UPDATE 2-Spain approves 800 million euros of subsidies for green hydrogen projectsAdds details throughout, comments from energy minister MADRID, July 9 (Reuters) -The Spanish government has approved subsidies worth almost 800 million euros ($865.52 million) for major green hydrogen projects, Energy Minister Teresa Ribera said on Tuesday.Spain is vying to be a leader in Europe in green hydrogen - hydrogen...

Poland launches subsidies and law reforms to energise hydrogen sector | Policy

© Ministry for Climate and Environment © Ministry for Climate and Environment The Polish Government is rolling out subsidies and new legislation to regulate and boost the country’s hydrogen industry.The Ministry for Climate and Environment said it plans to introduce an electrolyser manufacturing subsidy programme, backed by Polish bank BGK, with a budget of PLN 2.7bn ($685m) next year.It also...

Adani to spend $9bn on green hydrogen in Gujarat, with eye on exports: report

Clarity on clean hydrogenOur mission is to deliver engaging and independent business journalism and insight to executives and leaders in the global clean hydrogen industry. We focus on delivering the news and analysis that matters, fearlessly looking beyond the hydrogen hype to provide a balanced view of the market, giving readers the knowledge they need to make critical business decisions. Source link...

India launches second green hydrogen subsidy round: targets 450,000 tonnes per year | Policy

India has released guidelines for the second round of its clean hydrogen production funding scheme, offering subsidies to a total of 450,000 tonnes of hydrogen per year.Tranche-II of the country’s Incentive Scheme for Green Hydrogen Production will offer producers a three-year incentive with caps set at $0.61/kg in the first year, $0.49/kg in the second and $0.37/kg in the third.The programme’s...

‘False impression’ | Green hydrogen projects would struggle to qualify for subsidies if true lifecycle emissions were taken into account: study

An aerial view of the steel frame of a wind turbine foundation in China, which will later be filled with emissions-heavy concrete. Wind turbines and solar panels produce emissions during manufacturing and installation, and solar-panel factories in China are often powered by coal-fired electricity.Photo: CFOTO/Future Publishing/Getty Source link...

European groups urge action to stop threat of cheap Chinese imports

Unlock the Editor’s Digest for freeRoula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter.Some of Europe’s biggest industrial groups are urging Brussels to toughen subsidy requirements to curtail the threat to the region’s hydrogen equipment manufacturers from cheap Chinese imports. They want “made in Europe” criteria to protect the home industry as equipment...

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