At MOL's Százhalombatta refinery, the 10 megawatt green hydrogen plant has commenced production, marking a significant step towards sustainability in the region. With an annual output of 1,600 tonnes of clean, carbon-neutral green hydrogen, the plant significantly reduces carbon dioxide emissions at the Danube Refinery by 25,000 tonnes per year. This reduction is equivalent to the annual emissions of approximately 5,400 cars. The plant operates with an electrolysis unit from Plug Power, utilizing renewable electricity to split water into hydrogen and oxygen, producing no harmful by-products. The plant's innovative technology, with decades of operational experience, exemplifies MOL Group's commitment to green energy. The green hydrogen is primarily used in fuel production to lower the carbon dioxide footprint, with plans for direct application in the transportation sector. This approach supports MOL's strategic goal of transitioning to green energy in a sustainable and innovative manner. Following the success in Százhalombatta, MOL plans to establish similar plants in Bratislava and Rijeka, with the latter expected to start operations in 2026. The EUR 22 million investment not only enhances sustainability but also demonstrates MOL Group's dedication to leveraging technology for environmental conservation and reducing carbon emissions.