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Germany’s Federal Ministry of Transport (BMV) has injected a €54m ($64m) investment for a new hydrogen mobility research laboratory in Bavaria.

The largest Polish energy group, Orlen has opened its fifth hydrogen refuelling station in Poland, the company announced.

Italy has formally transposed the European Union’s Renewable Energy Directive III (RED III) into national law, reinstating binding targets for renewable fuels of non-biological origin (RFNBO), including renewable hydrogen, in both industry and transport.

The first pipeline section of the Dutch hydrogen network in Rotterdam has been filled with green hydrogen, marking a significant milestone in the development of the infrastructure that will soon make up the backbone of the hydrogen market in the Netherlands and ultimately the whole of Europe.

Derived from information collected up to December 2025, various dashboards have been refreshed, including those covering electrolyzer manufacturing capacity, electrolyzer cost, and clean hydrogen production projects.

On 29th January, the MB Energy group celebrated a key achievement in its commitment to develop a viable hydrogen infrastructure: the inauguration of its hydrogen refuelling station for heavy duty vehicles (HDVs) in Lübeck.

Plug Power Inc. (NASDAQ: PLUG), a global leader in comprehensive hydrogen solutions for the hydrogen economy announced the successful completion of the installation of 100MW of PEM GenEco™ electrolyzers at Galp’s Sines Refinery, marking a major milestone in one of Europe’s largest renewable hydrogen projects.

At Helsinki Airport, a significant step toward fossil-free energy solutions was taken when a month-long hydrogen pilot project was launched on 5 January 2026.

European logistics company and shipowner Samskip has selected Norwegian Hydrogen as preferred supplier for liquid green hydrogen (LH2) for the two SeaShuttle container vessels it has currently under construction. A Memorandum of Understanding for further cooperation was signed by the parties on Friday 5 December 2025.

EWE begins building a major 320-MW green hydrogen plant in Emden, advancing Germany’s hydrogen network while urging stronger political and regulatory support.