Air Liquide has secured a €110 million grant from the European Innovation Fund for its ENHANCE project in the Port of Antwerp-Bruges, Belgium. The project aims to produce and distribute low-carbon and renewable hydrogen derived from ammonia, contributing significantly to sustainable hydrogen production. By retrofitting existing hydrogen production units and constructing a hydrogen liquefier, the project will establish a robust supply chain for low-carbon hydrogen in Europe, catering to various sectors including refineries, chemical industries, and heavy-duty transportation. The initiative is expected to reduce CO2 emissions by over 300,000 tonnes annually. Leveraging its expertise and the support from the European Commission, Air Liquide focuses on the energy transition, emphasizing the importance of decarbonizing industries and mobility. The use of ammonia cracking and hydrogen liquefaction technologies aligns with the company's strategic plan and supports European goals of carbon neutrality. Ammonia's advantages for low-carbon hydrogen production, combined with the funding from the European Innovation Fund, underscore the project's significance in advancing sustainable energy solutions. The ENHANCE project showcases Air Liquide's commitment to innovation and leadership in the global hydrogen market.