Belgian Government Withdraws €250M in Funding for Hydrogen Pipelines
The Belgian government, under Prime Minister Bart De Wever, has unexpectedly withdrawn €250 million ($259 million) in funding previously earmarked for the development of a national hydrogen pipeline network.
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