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Amsterdam Airport Schiphol has become the first airport worldwide to conduct live tests with a hydrogen-powered ground power unit (GPU)

The Italian government has announced today (Thursday) that it will spend more than €994m on subsidies towards hydrogen projects that had been included in the EU’s Hy2Infra Important Projects of Common European Interest (IPCEI) list.

Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has announced in a speech to Congress yesterday (Wednesday) that his government will allocate €2.3bn ($2.5bn) towards four new subsidy programmes “in the coming days”, including €1.2bn for renewable hydrogen hubs.

The Polish government has announced a draft hydrogen law, which would include incentives for electrolyser companies and bring regulations in line with EU-level legislation.

Derived from data collected up to June 2024, various datasets are updated with the latest available data, such as and among many others, hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles, hydrogen refuelling stations and break-even prices. Moreover, some dashboards have also been improved, allowing for more user-friendly exploration and availability of multi-year data.

The European Hydrogen Week 2024 will take place in Brussels from 18-21 November and will include a new Innovation Hub, that features a Public Forum, filed with exciting and interactive sessions.

Hydrogen has been produced from desalinated seawater offshore in the UK, during a trial in Milford Haven, South Wales.

At a stakeholder workshop on the European Hydrogen Bank organised by the European Commission’s DG CLIMA, it was announced that the budget for the second auction later this year would amount to €1.2 billion.

Yara International is officially opening its renewable hydrogen plant at Herøya, Norway, which is already operative and has delivered the first tonnes of fertilizers made from renewable ammonia.

On Tuesday, 30 April, the results of the European Hydrogen Bank’s first auction were announced.