German Economic Minister Robert Habeck has granted 72.5 million euros to Hydrogenious LOHC Technologies in Erlangen, Germany, for their 'Green Hydrogen @ Blue Danube' project. This initiative aims to establish a liquid hydrogen distribution facility in Bavaria to provide 1,800 tonnes of hydrogen annually to industrial enterprises in the Danube region starting from 2028. The company employs Liquid Organic Hydrogen Carriers (LOHC) technology, utilizing non-flammable oil benzyltoluol for hydrogen storage, enabling safer transportation via various means. The project focuses on enhancing climate sustainability by reducing reliance on fossil fuels, emphasizing the benefits of LOHC technology in emission reduction during hydrogen transportation. Besides distribution, Hydrogenious LOHC Technologies also works on hydrogen storage and collaborates with partners for sustainable mobility solutions. The financial backing not only drives innovation and technology but also promotes environmental consciousness and partnerships for a greener future.