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Hydrogen hubs under development across Europe strategically linked with the decarbonization of heavy industrial hubs, particularly for steel production.

A state aid scheme approved by the EU to decarbonize industrial production in energy-intensive sectors through hydrogen, carbon capture, and electrification. Uses competitive bidding and 15-year Climate Protection Contracts.

A full-scale green ammonia production facility in Norway designed to produce 500,000 tonnes per year of emission-free shipping fuel. The project involves complete electrification of Yara's existing Porsgrunn ammonia plant to eliminate carbon emissions.

Hydrogen Fuel Cell trains that use hydrogen as fuel to generate electricity for propulsion, seen as a solution for decarbonizing non-electrified rail lines.

A hydrogen fuel cell train design for the UK market, based on the British Rail Class 321, aiming for zero-emission operation.

Ammonia produced from green hydrogen and nitrogen, intended for use as a fertilizer and increasingly as a zero-emission maritime fuel.