European Commission Approves Funding for Groundbreaking Green Hydrogen Station in Cyprus

The European Commission has approved funding for the first green hydrogen station in Cyprus, which is a groundbreaking project that will help reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote decarbonisation in the transport sector. The hydrogen plant will produce 150 tonnes of fuel per year, which is equivalent to 627 tonnes of diesel fuel. This energy will be supplied by a local renewable energy supplier using Guarantees of Origin, and the water used will come from tertiary wastewater treatment. The final product will be used to replace diesel vehicles in light and heavy-duty vehicles. MCK Future Fuels Ltd and Ketonis Holdings thanked all those who contributed to the approval of the project.

The Benefits of Green Hydrogen

Green hydrogen is a clean and renewable energy source that has the potential to revolutionize the way we power our lives. It produces no carbon emissions, meaning it doesn’t contribute to global warming or climate change. Additionally, green hydrogen can be used to fuel transportation and industrial processes, making it an attractive option for many sectors. Furthermore, green hydrogen can be produced from renewable sources such as solar and wind energy, making it a sustainable choice for the future.
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