EU institutions and member states commit €58m to South African green hydrogen industry and related sectors

Package includes €20.5m financing facility aimed specifically at helping green hydrogen and Power-to-X projects become bankable

A photo released to mark the funding announcements at the Africa Green Hydrogen Summit in Cape Town. (l-r) The Netherlands’ Ambassador for Global Gateway, Marchel Gerrmann; Danish ambassador to South Africa Karin Poulsen; South African electricity and energy minister Kgosientso Ramokgopa; Erica Gerretsen, director for Green Deal and Digital Agenda at the European Commission’s Directorate-General for International Partnerships; and EU ambassador to South Africa, Kristian Schmidt.Photo: European Union Delegation to South Africa

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