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Hydrogen Transportation in Europe: The Road to a Carbon-Neutral Future – Opportunities and Challenges
Hydrogen is fast becoming a pillar of Europe’s clean energy transition. As nations work to decarbonise transport and industry, hydrogen offers a sustainable alternative to fossil fuels — particularly in sectors where electrification is difficult, such as heavy freight, maritime shipping, rail and aviation. However, hydrogen’s full potential depends on tackling significant challenges, including high…
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Europe’s hydrogen market at a crossroads: will heavy industry decarbonisation dream come true?
The EU has made substantial commitments: targets for low-/green hydrogen production and hydrogen consumption (especially in industry), funding instruments (e.g. the Hydrogen Bank), pipelines/infrastructure plans, and import strategies. The idea is that hydrogen — ideally green hydrogen (produced using renewable electricity) or low-carbon hydrogen (using carbon capture, etc.) — can replace “grey” hydrogen (from natural gas without…
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DEEP DIVE: Greece’s new landmark hydrogen law – practical implications for investors and developers
The Voice of Renewables has been following the development of hydrogen space in Greece since the launch of National Hydrogen Strategy launched in the early 2020s. Back then it was only focused on pilot projects and infrastructure development. Now, with Greece’s landmark hydrogen law (Law 5215/2025) approved, we are looking at what it says, why…
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DEEP DIVE: Vertical Gas Corridor – building a flexible backbone for tomorrow’s low-carbon energy system
The Vertical Gas Corridor is a regional energy infrastructure initiative in Southeast / Central Europe, aiming to connect natural gas supply and transmission routes north‑south (and potentially reverse) through Greece, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary and further afield. Greece, with its LNG terminals and interconnectors, is on the way to become a hub, enabling supply diversification (not just from east‑west…
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Deep Dive: Lithuania’s Hydrogen Ecosystem – Strategically Positioned for Exports and with Strong Political Support
At the heart of Lithuania’s hydrogen ambitions is the Lithuanian National Energy Independence Strategy, adopted in June 2024, foreseeing hydrogen sector as a cornerstone of renewables driven and export orientated energy system. It is strongly underpinned by existing industrial consumers and dynamically developing renewables generation capacities, dominated by onshore wind and solar projects, the generated electricity…
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Deep Dive: Finland’s Strategic Rise in the European Hydrogen Economy
As the global energy landscape undergoes a fundamental shift toward decarbonisation, Finland is rapidly positioning itself as a frontrunner in the emerging hydrogen economy. With a strategic vision anchored in its near carbon-free electricity grid, abundant renewable energy resources, and advanced industrial capabilities, Finland aims to produce at least 10% of the European Union’s clean…
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Deep Dive: Green Hydrogen – Greece’s Launchpad to a Clean Energy Revolution – Turning Vision into Action.
Greece is transforming from a renewable energy-rich nation into a strategic hydrogen hub, positioning itself at the crossroads of European and Middle Eastern energy exchange. Pilot infrastructure is now emerging and policy frameworks are gaining clarity. With projects spanning e-methanol for shipping, SAF for aviation, and green ammonia export hubs, Greece’s 2030 energy vision points…
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Deep Dive: Poland’s Path Toward a Hydrogen and P2X Future
Preparing for HYDROGHEN HORIZONS 2025 conference organised by The Voice of Renewables (held this year on November 12th, 2025 in Vilnius, Lithuania, website: https://vorevents.com/h2/), The Voice of Renewables team put together a concise summary of hydrogen and P2X landscape in Poland.
