His Majesty King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands inaugurated a new electrolyser for green hydrogen production near Utrecht, specifically in Nieuwegein, on October 4th. This facility, developed by Hysolar at the KWR Water Research Institute, is a key outcome of the LIFE NEW HYTS project. The project, supported by the LIFE Programme, aims to advance green hydrogen production for a CO2-neutral future. The electrolyser in Nieuwegein is expected to annually produce 300,000 kg of green hydrogen, which can power around sixty buses or trucks, contributing significantly to sustainable transport solutions. The LIFE NEW HYTS project is focused on utilizing green hydrogen in heavy transport and civil works sectors, emphasizing its efficiency for large vehicles where battery options are impractical. By promoting green hydrogen, the project targets a substantial reduction in CO2 emissions, with an estimated annual saving of two million liters of diesel in the Utrecht region alone. This initiative aligns with the Netherlands' Climate Agreement objectives. Moreover, LIFE NEW HYTS is creating a local hydrogen infrastructure to support hydrogen-powered heavy transport, fostering collaboration across sectors and countries. The project not only encourages the adoption of hydrogen vehicles but also enhances the expertise of automotive professionals in hydrogen technologies. By collaborating with regions in Belgium and Germany, the project aims to demonstrate the feasibility and benefits of green hydrogen, driving towards cleaner air and a more sustainable future. The inauguration event, attended by the King and various speakers, underscored the significance of the new electrolyser and the broader impact of green hydrogen on the energy transition. Through the support of the LIFE Programme, stakeholders are committed to expanding the accessibility of green hydrogen throughout the Netherlands, showcasing the potential of local hydrogen production and utilization. The event highlighted the importance of research, innovation, and collaboration in advancing renewable energy solutions, particularly in the context of sustainable transport and climate goals.