The European Commission has pledged €33m through its Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Facility (AFIF) to enhance the network of hydrogen refuelling stations across Europe. This funding is part of a larger initiative that has allocated €422m to 39 alternative fuel projects in the region, with a significant focus on hydrogen infrastructure in Spain, France, and Germany. Notably, some of these projects will involve the installation of small electrolysers to supply hydrogen to the refuelling stations. One such project, HyLandAir, will receive €5.6m to establish two hydrogen refuelling stations at Charles de Gaulle Airport, where a 5MW electrolyser will power the stations. Moreover, nearly €30m has been earmarked for the development of an ammonia and methanol bunkering facility in Europe, highlighting the region's dedication to sustainable and innovative fuel solutions. This investment underscores the European Commission's commitment to promoting hydrogen as a key element in the transition towards cleaner energy and reducing carbon emissions.