Maire, through its arms Tecnimont and Nextchem, has secured a contract for an engineering design study for a 200,000 metric ton-per-year green ammonia plant in India. The study will utilize Nextchem's ArcHy tool to optimize renewable power usage and reduce ammonia production costs. Meanwhile, Poland is focusing on developing hydrogen infrastructure, aiming for hydrogen filling stations, vehicles, and hydrogen valleys by 2030. In Germany, an incident at a hydrogen filling station caused investigations at other stations. Vattenfall has halted collaboration with Shell on a project, seeking new partners for decarbonization initiatives. Plug Power has successfully deployed 13 hydrogen refueling stations across Europe, supporting various customers and projects. Additionally, Fertiglobe has secured a long-term green ammonia agreement in Germany, showcasing the competitiveness of green hydrogen production. These projects highlight a positive trend towards the adoption and optimization of hydrogen technologies across Europe.