Energy ministers of the Visegrad Group - the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia - discussed the planning and establishment of a European hydrogen ecosystem at a meeting in Budapest on Tuesday.
At the first V4 working meeting, the countries of the group shared their views on the creation and design of a European hydrogen ecosystem. The meeting was attended online by the Austrian and German State Secretaries for Energy. All participants supported the creation of European standards and stressed the importance of international cooperation.
Following the meeting, a joint declaration on energy transformation and energy security, strengthening the European electricity grid and creating an interconnected European hydrogen ecosystem was signed.
On behalf of the host nation, Innovation and Technology Minister Lászlo Palkovics said cooperation at the national and the European level is "very important" to advance investment projects in innovative areas and the development of new technologies.
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