<ul><li>Gothenburg-based ClimateTech company Plagazi secures a €29.5 million EU grant for the Gävle Circular Park project aimed at transforming waste into hydrogen.</li><li>The project involves converting non-recyclable waste into clean energy using advanced thermochemical recycling and plasma gasification technology.</li><li>Plagazi's pilot plant in Gävle targets processing 22,000 tons of waste yearly to produce 4,000 tons of sustainable hydrogen by 2028.</li><li>The initiative aligns with EU's emissions reduction goals, achieves significant greenhouse gas avoidance, creates local jobs, and promotes sustainable technology clusters.</li></ul>

Swedish scale-up Plagazi locks in €29.5 million EU grant to turn waste into hydrogen

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