The EU has awarded South Africa two grants worth €32m ($35m) to advance the country’s green hydrogen plans.
The first grant is expected to support South African logistics company Transnet with infrastructure costs and railway, port and pipeline developments.
The second, worth $27.6m, will advance South Africa advance its green hydrogen value chain, which has been earmarked as a critical fuel to enable decarbonisation in the country.
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