Global Infrastructure SherpaBulgartransgaz receives EU funding for hydrogen infrastructure project
The European Commission approved EUR 4.56 million in funding for Bulgartransgaz EAD’s Hydrogen Infrastructure in Bulgaria project, which involves the construction of a roughly 250 km hydrogen pipeline connecting Sofia with the Bulgarian–Greek border near Kulata, along with two new compressor stations and supporting facilities.
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- EUR 4.56 million in funding from the European Commission.
- Development of a 250 km hydrogen pipeline in Bulgaria.
- Involvement of Bulgartransgaz, a key player in Bulgarian gas transmission.
- Supports the development of hydrogen infrastructure in the region.
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The project has been granted the status of a Project of Common Interest for the European Union, with the funds provided under the Connecting Europe Facility, the company said on Thursday. Quote: "The project has been granted the status of a Project of Common Interest for the European Union, with the funds provided under the Connecting Europe Facility, the company said on Thursday." Under the current call for proposals, Bulgartransgaz’s project is the only hydrogen-related investment in Eastern Europe to have been approved. Quote: "Under the current call for proposals, Bulgartransgaz’s project is the only hydrogen-related investment in Eastern Europe to have been approved."
"The European Commission (EC) has approved funding of EUR 4.56 million, excluding VAT, for Bulgartransgaz EAD’s project Hydrogen Infrastructure in Bulgaria ."
"The European Commission (EC) has approved funding of EUR 4.56 million, excluding VAT, for Bulgartransgaz EAD’s project Hydrogen Infrastructure in Bulgaria ."
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