Plagazi AB, based in Gothenburg, Sweden, has secured a significant milestone by receiving a €29.5 million grant from the EU Innovation Fund for its flagship project in waste-to-circular hydrogen production. Out of 337 applications, Plagazi's pioneering project was chosen as one of only 85 to receive funding, emphasizing the company's critical contribution to Europe's transition towards a net-zero economy. The grant will enable Plagazi to expand its innovative waste-to-hydrogen solutions, playing a key role in reducing reliance on fossil fuels and supporting Europe's decarbonization and circular economy objectives. CEO Soran Shwan expressed pride in the team's hard work and commitment to sustainable energy transition. Plagazi aims to make a lasting environmental impact by recycling non-recyclable waste into sustainable hydrogen, in line with the EU's circular economy goals. The company plans to collaborate with partners to drive groundbreaking results and accelerate the development of hydrogen technologies that align with Europe's climate ambitions. This achievement reinforces Sweden's leadership in sustainable energy innovation and highlights the importance of collaboration and shared vision in achieving sustainability goals.