Lhyfe, a renewable hydrogen production company, has been awarded a grant of SEK 125.6 million from Klimatklivet to establish a green hydrogen plant in Trelleborg, Sweden. Trelleborg, known for its major transport connections, is strategically important for the transport and logistics sector in Sweden. The plant, set to have a 10 MW electrolysis capacity, plans to produce 4 tonnes of green hydrogen per day by 2027 to meet the increasing demand for green hydrogen for refuelling stations and sustainable mobility networks. This initiative is crucial for promoting the use of renewable energies and decarbonizing the industrial and transport sectors. The grant will cover a significant portion of the investment needed for the plant's construction and equipment procurement. Lhyfe's expertise lies in producing renewable hydrogen through water electrolysis using renewable energy sources. The company, with operational sites in France and ongoing projects in multiple countries, is dedicated to scaling up green hydrogen production to support decarbonization efforts. While the completion of the Trelleborg project is contingent on regulatory approvals and financial decisions, the grant signifies a major milestone for Lhyfe in Sweden. The project is aligned with Sweden's energy agenda, aiming to supply green hydrogen to the mobility sector in the region. By expanding the use of green hydrogen in Sweden, Lhyfe's project in Trelleborg plays a significant role in advancing the country's green energy transition. The support from Klimatklivet reinforces Lhyfe's position as a leading player in renewable hydrogen production in Europe, emphasizing the importance of green hydrogen for a sustainable energy future.