Motor Oil Hellas has placed an order for a 20 MW pressurised alkaline electrolysis plant to enhance its hydrogen production capabilities. This move signals a strategic investment towards sustainable energy solutions. In related developments, Metacon and PERIC Hydrogen Technologies have entered into agreements that further highlight the growing interest in hydrogen technologies. The European Commission's approval of Greek state funding for Motor Oil Hellas to produce renewable hydrogen underscores the shift towards clean energy sources. Additionally, Metacom AB securing a contract to supply a 30 MW plant for green hydrogen production to Motor Oil indicates the increasing momentum in the green hydrogen sector. These developments collectively reflect the industry's focus on expanding hydrogen production capacity and promoting environmentally friendly practices.