The European Commission has approved more than €700 million in hydrogen investments from the governments of Italy, Finland and Lithuania.
The approval, which came as part of wide raging approvals for different countries’ energy initiatives, including natural gas purchase and port construction, includes €400 million in Italian state aid and €200 million in Finnish funds that aim to support investments in decarbonization of industrial production processes, and €122 million for Lithuania to decarbonize a fertilizer company’s production by setting up a electrolyzer to…
