Poland has released a strategic document outlining its main objectives for hydrogen development, with a focus on creating incentives in the energy, transport, and industry sectors. The government plans to support research and development in the power and heating sector, establish hydrogen filling stations and buses in the transport sector, and develop manufacturing facilities for key hydrogen components. This initiative aims to boost Poland's position as the third-largest hydrogen producer in the EU. Tyczka Hydrogen faced an incident at its filling station in Germany caused by a damaged compressor from Maximator Hydrogen, resulting in an immediate hydrogen escape and ignition. This led to inspections at other stations supplied by Maximator Hydrogen. Meanwhile, Vattenfall has paused its collaboration with Shell on the HySkies project, seeking new partners for decarbonization efforts in Sweden following disputes over project timelines. Plug Power has successfully deployed 13 hydrogen refueling stations across Europe, catering to various customers and supporting the expansion of hydrogen fuel cell electric commercial vehicles. The company expects all stations to be fully operational by summer. Additionally, Fertiglobe secured a 20-year offtake agreement in Germany for green ammonia from the Scatec-led hydrogen project in Egypt, emphasizing the competitiveness of green hydrogen and ammonia production in the region.