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Austria Signs Letter of Intent for Southern Hydrogen Corridor
In a pioneering initiative, Austria, Italy, Germany, Algeria, and Tunisia signed a declaration of intent for the construction of the “SouthH2 Corridor” in Rome today. This pioneering infrastructure project will transport green hydrogen from North Africa to Europe over a distance of 3,300 kilometers and make the continent's energy supply more sustainable and independent.
Germany, Algeria, Italy, Austria and Tunisia are pressing ahead with the development of a hydrogen import corridor from North Africa to Europe. / Picture: © www.south2corridor.net
The “SouthH2 Corridor” is not only a major technological project but also a major geopolitical one. The aim is to transport renewable hydrogen from sunny and windy regions of North Africa - particularly Algeria and Tunisia - via Italy to Austria and Germany. Today's memorandum of understanding marks an important extension of previous commitments, as Algeria and Tunisia are now…
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