Germany's €200m funding for Canadian renewable hydrogen project approved in EU
( January 15, 2026, 12:16 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Germany's plan to spend €200 million to support the generation of renewable hydrogen and its derivatives in Canada has secured EU state aid approval, the European Commission said Thursday. The renewable fuels of non-biological origin will be imported to Germany and sold in the bloc. Canada will provide an additional €200 million in funding. The program is expected to lead to up to 2.47 million tonnes of CO2 equivalent being avoided, contributing to Germany's EU climate targets.Statement follows. ...
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