The Dutch government is supporting Djewels BV, a subsidiary of HyCC BV, with 80 million to implement a green hydrogen initiative in the Netherlands. The project aims to build a hydrogen production plant using sustainable energy sources and advanced electrolyzer technology to reduce carbon emissions and promote the country's transition to clean energy sources. Germany also plans to invest 20 billion in developing hydrogen infrastructure by 2032, utilizing existing gas pipelines to establish a national network integrated into the EU's hydrogen infrastructure. The European Commission has approved funding for a hydrogen core network, with plans for further expansion in the future, including projects like Italy's SouthH2 initiative connecting North Africa to northern Europe. These investments demonstrate a positive sentiment towards hydrogen as a key element in achieving sustainable development, reducing carbon emissions, and fostering economic growth.