Graz University of Technology (TU Graz) is receiving EUR 10m in federal funding to advance its hydrogen infrastructure at Campus Inffeldgasse, enhancing its position as a leading European hydrogen research hub. The investment includes the establishment of a new hydrogen electrolysis test center and the expansion of testing facilities for fuel cells and high-temperature burners. The test center, spanning 250 square meters, features electrolysers with a capacity of 1.6 to 2.5 megawatts and a dedicated transformer station to ensure a stable electricity supply. This infrastructure allows researchers to produce up to 50 kg of green hydrogen, which is transported to a storage tank and distributed for research projects at Campus Inffeldgasse. The green hydrogen is utilized for conducting realistic tests on various technologies including large engines, turbines, burners, and fuel cells. TU Graz aims to strengthen its role as Austria's leading 'hydrogen university' and contribute to the nation's hydrogen strategy through impactful research collaborations with industry and academia. The investment aligns with the university's commitment to developing climate-friendly energy solutions and fostering innovation in the field of hydrogen technologies.