European Commissioner and Croatian Minister Support Innovative Hydrogen Technology
Key Ideas
- European Commissioner and Croatian Minister visit companies DOK-ING and Indeloop to discuss the 'S2H2: From Sludge to Hydrogen for a Circular Economy' project.
- Commissioner Hoekstra expresses strong interest in supporting Indeloop's innovative technology with active backing from the European Commission.
- Minister Vučković emphasizes the Croatian Government's commitment to fostering an environment supportive of innovations like Looper.
- Indeloop's Looper technology is praised for its potential in commercialization on European and global markets, contributing to waste management and energy solutions.
The working visit of European Commissioner Wopke Hoekstra and Croatian Minister Marija Vučković to companies DOK-ING and Indeloop highlighted the innovative project 'S2H2: From Sludge to Hydrogen for a Circular Economy.' Commissioner Hoekstra and Minister Vučković expressed strong support for Indeloop's groundbreaking Looper technology, recognizing its potential for commercialization and its role in waste management and energy solutions. Commissioner Hoekstra emphasized the European Commission's active support for projects like Looper, essential for achieving net-zero emissions and a sustainable energy future. Minister Vučković reiterated the importance of governmental support for Croatian innovations like Looper, essential for meeting Europe's climate objectives. Indeloop's founder, Vjekoslav Majetić, highlighted the interest in their innovation and its potential to revolutionize urban ecosystems in Europe. Jorgo Chatzimarkakis from Hydrogen Europe praised the EU's interest in Looper and the new Decarbonisation Fund's role in accelerating Europe's green transition. The collaborative efforts showcased during the visit indicate a positive outlook for the advancement of hydrogen technology in Croatia and Europe.