Germany could soon become the first European country to put in place a policy framework for supporting investments in hydrogen infrastructure, in anticipation of EU regulations that are currently still in the making.
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Berlin to present first European rules on hydrogen grid financing
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From 2025 to 2055, Müller will be empowered to create an “amortisation account” that will finance the government top-ups based on reported costs by gas grid operators – who are ready to build hydrogen pipelines but have been reluctant to do so without state guarantees.
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