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(L-R) Lindner, Habeck and Scholz © Juergen Nowak / Shutterstock
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(L-R) Lindner, Habeck and Scholz © Juergen Nowak / Shutterstock

Germany agrees hydrogen-ready power plant subsidy plans

Berlin has agreed plans to subsidise up to 10GW of hydrogen-ready gas power plants and “dismantle” construction and operation barriers for electrolysers. Updated below*.

Chancellor Olaf Scholz, Economics Minister Robert Habeck and Finance Minister Christian Lindner agreed on Germany’s power plant strategy to develop “highly flexible and climate friendly” power plants.

As part of the plans, the top team agreed that four new 2.5GW power plants will be put out to tender as hydrogen-ready soon, without confirming a date.

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