Tyczka Hydrogen has announced plans to build a 5MW hydrogen production plant at the Port of Schweinfurt, Germany, following the approval of a €5m grant from the Bavarian Ministry of Economic Affairs. This project comes in addition to an ongoing construction of a hydrogen refuelling station suitable for public transport and heavy-duty vehicles at the same location. The plant, once operational, aims to produce up to 2.2 tonnes of green hydrogen per day by utilizing electricity generated from photovoltaic, solar, and wind resources, including wind power from Northern Germany and offshore wind farms through the SuedLink direct current connection. The CEO of Tyczka Group, Dr. Frank Götzelmann, emphasized the significance of the new facility in supplying green hydrogen to customers in central Germany and promoting decarbonisation in the mobility and industrial sectors. With construction scheduled to commence this year and commissioning by the end of 2026, the project aligns with the government's focus on supporting hydrogen projects for a sustainable energy transition. Furthermore, the article briefly touches on the uncertainty following the recent German election and its potential impact on the country's hydrogen strategy, emphasizing the importance of political decisions in shaping the future of clean fuel economies.