MOL Group has inaugurated a new 10 MW green hydrogen plant in Százhalombatta, Hungary, marking the largest of its kind in Central and Eastern Europe. The facility generates 1,600 tonnes of clean, carbon-neutral green hydrogen annually, significantly reducing the carbon dioxide emissions of the Danube Refinery by 25,000 tonnes per year. Utilizing Plug Power's electrolysis equipment powered by renewable sources, the plant produces pure hydrogen alongside oxygen without generating any polluting by-products. This initiative aligns with MOL Group's strategic vision to enhance sustainability, competitiveness, and self-sufficiency in the region. The EUR 22 million investment is a step towards decarbonizing MOL's operations, replacing natural gas-based processes and aiming for carbon neutrality by 2050. MOL Group's commitment to the green energy transition is reflected in its future plans to establish similar green hydrogen plants in Bratislava and Rijeka. The deployment of innovative technologies and sustainable practices underscores MOL's dedication to shaping a low-carbon, circular economy in Central and Eastern Europe.