Luxcara has finalized the investment decision for its hydrogen project in Bodø, Norway, involving a 30 MW electrolysis plant. Supported by a grant from Enova, the plant is expected to produce 3,100 tons of green hydrogen annually by 2026, catering to a local ferry service. Also, ACWA Power and Snam are collaborating to establish a green hydrogen supply chain from Saudi Arabia to Europe, potentially including an ammonia import terminal in Italy for hydrogen transportation along the SoutH2 Corridor. Meanwhile, in Germany, Storag Etzel has commenced hydrogen injection into caverns in Friedeburg, with plans to store 90 tons at 170 bar pressure using truck deliveries. Additionally, Fraunhofer ISE is offering lifecycle assessments for hydrogen technologies and derivatives, highlighting the significance of hydrogen in the future energy mix.