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The European Commission has officially launched the second European Hydrogen Bank auction, offering a significant boost to the renewable hydrogen sector with a total budget of approximately €1.2 billion.

Check out the 2024 Programme Review Report, prepared by the JRC for the Clean Hydrogen Partnership.

HRS, French designer and manufacturer, and European leader in hydrogen refueling stations, announces major milestones in the deployment of hydrogen mobility in Europe.

Switzerland’s national hydrogen strategy anticipates a rise in domestic hydrogen demand starting in 2035, driven by the expected decline in import costs.

The EU Innovation Fund has awarded grant allocation of €4.8 billion to 85 innovative projects, with hydrogen projects making up one third of total awards. This significant funding initiative marks the largest allocation since the fund’s inception in 2020, increasing the overall support to €12 billion and expanding the number of projects by 70%.

Derived from data collected up to September 2024, various datasets are updated with the latest available data, such as and among many others, the hydrogen production and hydrogen demand datasets. Moreover, some dashboards have also been improved, allowing for more user-friendly exploration and availability of multi-year data.

The German government has allocated €2.8bn ($3bn) in funding to accelerate decarbonisation efforts, with up to five hydrogen-based projects expected to receive a share of the support.

The International Energy Agency (IEA) published its Global Hydrogen Review 2024, an annual publication which tracks hydrogen production and demand worldwide, as well as progress in critical areas such as infrastructure
development, trade, policy, regulation, investments, and innovation.

Hydrogen Council today releases its latest report Hydrogen Insights 2024 which highlights the global clean hydrogen project pipeline is growing and maturing, with a seven-fold increase in committed capital for projects reaching final investment decision (FID) in the past four years.

The production of renewable-based hydrogen and its derivatives holds immense economic potential, particularly in areas with high renewable potential, water resources, land availability and low finance costs.