Axpo in Switzerland is making significant strides in the remote control of a 2.5 MW hydrogen production facility, with plans for unmanned operation once testing is successful. The company's lead hydrogen business strategist highlighted the complexities involved in ensuring smooth operations while focusing on user convenience. They are also expanding their hydrogen projects in other locations in Switzerland to supply hydrogen for local transportation needs. In contrast, Statkraft has decided to suspend new green hydrogen projects due to market uncertainties, redirecting focus towards other technologies. European Energy has successfully started operations at the Kassø e-methanol facility in Denmark, marking a milestone in commercial-scale e-methanol production using renewable energy. Additionally, CPH2 has entered into a license agreement in Ireland for the construction of 2 GW of MFE electrolyzers, demonstrating a commitment to advancing green hydrogen technology.