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Eco · Renewable energy · published 2026-10-13 · via Renewable Watch

Metacon wins EU backing for biogas-to-hydrogen initiative

Metacon SA, the Greek subsidiary of Metacon, has received EU funding for its participation in the PUREHY2+ project. The project aims to develop an integrated system that allows biogas producers to generate high-purity hydrogen while capturing carbon dioxide on site, with a total budget of €1.63 million over 36 months. Metacon's €235,022 share includes €188,018, or 80%, covered by EU funding, following the completed PUREHY project and Metacon's July 2026 Klimatklivet funding for a 10 MW green hydrogen electrolysis plant in Uppsala, Sweden.

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