The €15M Hydrogen Project That’s Putting Bulgaria on the Clean Energy Map
Bulgaria is charging into the clean energy future with plans to establish a cutting-edge Hydrogen Centre of Excellence in Stara Zagora. Under the banner of the H2START Hydrogen Valley project, this ambitious initiative is poised to position the Balkan nation as a leader in green hydrogen production and export within Europe. With €15 million in funding from the European Commission through the Horizon Europe program, and additional national co-financing, Bulgaria is stepping firmly onto the hydrogen stage.
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