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Vougy Officials Approve Hydrogen Production and Refuelling Site in Arve Valley
Local authorities in Vougy, France, have backed a new hydrogen production and refuelling facility in the Arve Valley, a region known for its industrial manufacturing base. The project adds to France's growing regional hydrogen infrastructure, targeting heavy transport and industrial users that need on-site refuelling rather than relying on distant hubs.
DESFA: Greece Could Supply One-Third of Germany's Green Hydrogen
Greek gas grid operator DESFA claims it can deliver up to a third of Germany's future green hydrogen demand, positioning Greek-sourced hydrogen as the EU's lowest-cost supply option. The claim rests on Greece's solar and wind resource advantage feeding electrolysis capacity connected via planned pipeline infrastructure to Central Europe. If validated, this reshapes procurement strategy for German industrial buyers currently weighing costlier domestic or Norwegian supply routes.
Uniper Nears First Hydrogen Fill at Krummhörn Salt Cavern
Uniper is preparing for the first hydrogen filling at its pilot storage cavern in Upleward, near Krummhörn, Germany, marking a concrete step toward operational underground hydrogen storage. Salt cavern storage is the leading technology for large-scale hydrogen buffering, and this pilot will generate the operational data needed to scale up capacity for industrial offtake across northern Germany.
Hydrogen Industry Lobbies Brussels to Loosen RFNBO Criteria
Industry groups are pressing the European Commission to reform the Renewable Fuels of Non-Biological Origin (RFNBO) delegated act, arguing current additionality and temporal correlation requirements are slowing electrolyser investment decisions. The sector wants more flexibility on grid electricity sourcing and phase-in timelines before 2028 compliance deadlines tighten. This means hydrogen project developers and offtake buyers should expect continued regulatory uncertainty into 2027, delaying final investment decisions on projects that depend on RFNBO-compliant hydrogen for steel, ammonia, and refining applications.
Croatia launches first energy community, 17 members share solar power
A community in northern Croatia has become the country's first to operate under new energy community regulations, with 17 members sharing solar output from a rooftop array on a volunteer fire station. The project marks Croatia's practical entry into EU-mandated energy-sharing frameworks under the Renewable Energy Directive, following slower transposition than many Western European member states.
UK delays flexible plastic collections, industry fund warns on investment risk
The Flexible Plastic Fund says the UK government's delay to mandatory kerbside collection of flexible plastic packaging puts future recycling infrastructure investment at risk. FPF is calling for an urgent transition plan to give reprocessors and packaging producers clarity on timelines. For European suppliers and brand owners exporting into the UK market, this extends uncertainty around compliance costs and design-for-recycling requirements.
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