Lhyfe, a green hydrogen production company, has been granted up to SEK 125.6m to establish a local renewable hydrogen production project in Trelleborg, Sweden, supported by the Swedish Environment Protection Agency's Klimatklivet programme. The project aims to have a capacity of producing four tonnes per day of green hydrogen through a 10MW electrolysis setup, with the grant covering a significant portion of the total investment. The first green hydrogen output is anticipated in 2027, subject to regulatory approvals and financial decisions. Sara Wihlborg, the Country Manager of Lhyfe in Sweden, expressed gratitude for the recognition of their green hydrogen efforts in Sweden. Lhyfe plans to contribute to Sweden's environmental agenda by enhancing the hydrogen infrastructure using renewable sources, promoting green hydrogen adoption in mobility and industry sectors. Moreover, Lhyfe has announced plans to construct a 20MW green hydrogen plant in the UK by 2024, aiming to produce eight tonnes per day and contribute to the UK's green energy landscape.