SoutH2 Corridor

Five Countries Sign Declaration of Intent in Rome

Collaboration

Milestone for the SoutH2 Corridor – Five Countries Sign Declaration of Political Intent in Rome

Italy, Austria, Germany, Algeria and Tunisia signed a Joint Declaration of Political Intent in Rome on the Southern Hydrogen Corridor, a major infrastructure project that will establish a renewable hydrogen pipeline from North Africa to central Europe.

SoutH2 Corridor21. January 2025

Collaboration

Italy, Austria and Germany signed a joint declaration of intent (JDOI)

The German, Austrian and Italian ministries responsible for energy today signed a joint declaration of intent in the presence of EU Energy Commissioner Kadri Simson, with the intention of further intensifying cooperation on the creation of a hydrogen corridor.

SoutH2 Corridor30. May 2024

Collaboration

Hydrogen production: TE H2 and Verbund have signed a MOU with the Republic of Tunisia

Verbund and TE H2, a joint undertaking of TotalEnergies and EREN Groupe, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Republic of Tunisia to study the implementation of the large-scale hydrogen production project named “H2 Notos” in South Tunisia.

SoutH2 Corridor28. May 2024

Politics

SouthH2 Corridor enters the 6th List of Projects of Common Interest (PCI)

The European Commission adopted today the 6th list of energy Projects of Common Interest (PCIs) and Projects of Mutual Interest (PMIs). The SoutH2 Corridor is shown as the “Hydrogen Corridor Italy – Austria – Germany”.

SoutH2 Corridor28. November 2023

Science

Study confirms high potential for the production and import of clean hydrogen between Europe and the MENA region

MENA countries can play a major role as a green hydrogen export region due to their potential for the production of clean hydrogen, existing gas infrastructure and the geographical proximity.

SoutH2 Corridor12. June 2023

Politics

Political support for Southern Hydrogen Corridor

The Energy Ministries of Austria, Germany and Italy yesterday signed a joint letter of support for the development of a "Southern Hydrogen Corridor" in the European Union. The associated infrastructure projects will thus be supported in obtaining the status of a project of common interest (PCI).

SoutH2 Corridor9. April 2023

Milestone for the SoutH2 Corridor – Five Countries Sign Declaration of Political Intent in Rome

Italy, Austria and Germany signed a joint declaration of intent (JDOI)

Hydrogen production: TE H2 and Verbund have signed a MOU with the Republic of Tunisia

SouthH2 Corridor enters the 6th List of Projects of Common Interest (PCI)

Study confirms high potential for the production and import of clean hydrogen between Europe and the MENA region

Political support for Southern Hydrogen Corridor

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