First Hydrogen Corp. has announced the incorporation of its wholly-owned German subsidiary, First Hydrogen GmbH, as part of its strategy to enter the European market and cater to the rising demand for clean energy solutions. This move aligns with Germany and the EU's focus on renewable energy and hydrogen technologies to achieve climate goals. Germany's substantial investments in hydrogen infrastructure and supportive policies have led to the adoption of a €500-billion fund to enhance the country's infrastructure. Recognizing the insufficient domestic hydrogen production, Germany introduced an import strategy to secure a stable supply of hydrogen and its derivatives to meet future demand. First Hydrogen plans to offer a reliable supply of green hydrogen by utilizing small modular nuclear reactors, considering nuclear energy as a sustainable choice under the EU's green taxonomy. The company's strategy aligns with Germany's €19 billion plan to establish a 9,040-kilometer hydrogen network by 2032 to support industrial decarbonization. The incorporation of SMRs enables First Hydrogen to produce green hydrogen and electricity cost-effectively. Additionally, the company focuses on zero-emission vehicles, green hydrogen production, and distribution, showcasing its commitment to sustainable practices.