The Bavarian State Ministry for Economic Affairs recently allocated €65 million in funding for eleven projects focused on green hydrogen production. The selected companies, including Airport Energy Management GmbH, Energie Schwaben GmbH, and Tyczka Hydrogen GmbH, will develop electrolyzers with capacities ranging from 5 to 10 megawatts. These electrolyzers are set to produce hydrogen for various applications, such as industry, heating, and transportation. Minister of Economic Affairs Hubert Aiwanger highlighted the importance of these investments in establishing a robust domestic hydrogen economy. The projects were chosen based on criteria like funding efficiency, cost-effectiveness, sustainability, and regional impact. Noteworthy is that several companies plan to make their produced hydrogen available at public filling stations, promoting hydrogen use in vehicles like trucks. Tyczka Hydrogen, for instance, aims to supply its filling stations and regional industries with the hydrogen generated. The funding signifies a significant step towards decarbonization, with the produced hydrogen contributing to reducing carbon emissions in various sectors. Minister Aiwanger praised the selected companies for their progress in advancing hydrogen technologies and emphasized the positive impact these initiatives will have on the economy and the environment.