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Current European plans to promote hydrogen technologies: The Net Zero Industry Act
The plans for the use of green hydrogen and its production are known to be ambitious. While Germany, at least in the short to medium term, is primarily focussing on importing hydrogen from outside Europe, the plans at European level also envisage a significant ramp-up of production capacities within the EU. According to the European Commission, manufacturers of electrolysers in the EU should consolidate their technological leadership and actively contribute to shaping these markets. The RePowerEU plan envisages that 10 million tonnes of renewable hydrogen will be produced within the EU by 2030 and up to a further 10 million tonnes will be imported. The total capacity of installed electrolysis capacity in the EU should be at least 100 GW by 2030.
Employment & AI: Navigating a new technological frontier
A short video on our Employment & AI: Navigating a new technological frontier event, featuring some of our speakers, discussing their key takeaways from the event as well as the one thing companies should have at the forefront of their mind when navigating the introduction of AI.
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Sports Law
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Regional Employment Guide
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