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The US may be preparing to “drill, baby, drill” but Europe is still backing hydrogen production as a major future energy source. On March 28, the EU signed a series of agreements to boost Chile’s renewable hydrogen sector, including up to €200 million in financing from the European Investment Bank and KfW Development Bank, along with a €16.5 million grant to support green hydrogen development.
“With this agreement, the European Union reaffirms its vision of renewable hydrogen as a pillar of the energy of the future,” said Jozef Sikela, the commissioner responsible for international partnerships. “And together with Chile, a leader in the region in this field, we are advancing the development of this key…
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