Lhyfe, a European leader in renewable hydrogen, has secured €11 million in funding from the Klimatklivet program to support the construction of a hydrogen production plant in Vaggeryd, southern Sweden. The plant, with a capacity of 10 MW, aims to produce 4.4 tons of hydrogen per day to meet the increasing demand in the region for heavy and industrial vehicles. The investment covers a significant portion of the project costs and is part of Sweden's broader push towards renewable hydrogen. This initiative is crucial in reducing reliance on fossil fuels and ensuring local energy supply. Lhyfe's expansion plans in Europe, including its presence in France and Germany, demonstrate its commitment to accelerating the adoption of renewable hydrogen at an industrial scale. The company's focus on tailored infrastructure and decentralized production aligns with its goal of meeting local energy needs effectively.