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The European Commission has granted approval for state aid amounting to €6.9 billion from seven member states to support the third Important Project of Common European Interest (IPCEI) in the hydrogen value chain. The IPCEI, named “Hy2Infra,” aims to enhance renewable hydrogen supply, reducing reliance on natural gas and aligning with the goals of the European Green Deal and the REPowerEU Plan. The project involves the collaboration of France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, and Slovakia.

Hellmann Worldwide Logistics, a prominent global family-owned company, continues its commitment to driving digital transformation within the logistics industry through extensive collaborations with innovative start-ups. Since February, Hellmann has taken on the role of a corporate partner at the Digital Hub Logistics in Hamburg (DHLH), contributing its wealth of expertise to advance sustainable innovation within the framework of a global medium-sized enterprise. As part of the German network “Digital Hub Initiative,” initiated by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Protection in collaboration with the Digital Association Bitkom, DHLH operates as an innovation hub, fostering collaboration among companies, investors, start-ups, and the scientific community to propel lasting innovations.

The mild winter is favoring the progress of work at the T3 terminal in the Baltic hub, where the main reinforced concrete work is being carried out entirely thanks to favorable weather conditions, especially high temperatures. Completion of the formation of reloading embankments on 98% of the area is planned by the end of February 2024, and soil consolidation on 70% of the loaded area opens up new fronts of work.

During a video conference on February 15, 2024, an exchange of views on the activities of each organization and a discussion of prospects for cooperation in the field of customs management took place between the Permanent Secretariat of the Intergovernmental Commission TRACECA and the European Regional Office for Institutional Development (ROID).