The City of Chełm used a subsidy from the National Fund for Environmental Protection to buy 26 hydrogen buses for low-emission transport.

Enabling regional CCUS development through public-private collaboration on setting up test facilities, CO2 infrastructure and innovation.

The Complementary Plans are mechanisms for implementing R&D policies through the collaboration between the Government of Spain and the Autonomous Communities.

Decision-making tool to promote new investments and strategic projects in Extremadura based on resources available and the renewable energy generation potential

The first low-cost public hydrogen refuelling station in the Czech Republic was built in Ostrava, serving hydrogen-powered vehicles with low energy consumption.

The public hydrogen filling station in Oskarshamn, Kalmar County, has a capacity of distributing two tons of purchased hydrogen every 24 hours.