Germany awards more than €1bn of subsidies to five hydrogen-based industrial decarbonisation projects

ecshitv October 18, 2024


The new climate protection contracts will help to reduce emissions in the production of glass, lead, bricks, adhesive tape and forged steel

German Vice-Chancellor and federal minister for Economic Affairs and Climate Action, (left) symbolically presents a climate protection contract to an unidentfied executive at Kimberley-Clark, one of the recipients of the awards (albeit for a project not including hydrogen).
German Vice-Chancellor and federal minister for Economic Affairs and Climate Action, (left) symbolically presents a climate protection contract to an unidentfied executive at Kimberley-Clark, one of the recipients of the awards (albeit for a project not including hydrogen).Photo: BMWK



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