Green energy’s intermittency drives interest in hydrogen as a sustainable fuel for industry and transport, backed by EU funding.
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The green energy revolution in Europe, while providing vast amounts of renewable power, creates challenges with storing time-dependent energy, leading to the rise of hydrogen as a future fuel. Hydrogen is viewed as a way to convert unsustainable renewable energy into a more sustainable fuel through electrolysis using primarily solar energy. The European Commission’s focus on supporting hydrogen production and consumption in industry and transport has significantly boosted interest, recently approving state aid exceeding one billion euros.
