The government has approved the National Hydrogen Strategy, state secretary for circular economy, energy and climate policy Attila Steiner said on his social media page on Wednesday.
Steiner called the approval of the strategy a “big step in the direction of an innovative, sustainable and green economy”.
He added that hydrogen technology could help Hungary achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 while giving the economy a boost at the same time.
Steiner noted that he had discussed the economic significance of hydrogen technology and possible frameworks for cooperation with his counterparts from the Czech Republic, Poland and Slovakia at a meeting on Wednesday.
Temperature data of the last five decades show autumn in Hungary is much shorter now than in the 1970s, while spring is somewhat shorter, according to a new meteorological study. Summer, meanwhile, is fifty days longer. Ecological damage includes more frequent frost damage, fewer migratory birds and the emergence of new invasive species, including mosquito […]Continue reading
Cooperation in the area will be a priority issue when Hungary takes over the revolving presidency of the Visegrad Group from July 1, he added.
featured image: Attila Steiner; via Zsolt Szigetváry/MTI