Metacon has received EU funding for a project that aims to produce high-purity green hydrogen from biogas. The process uses biogas as a feedstock rather than relying solely on grid electricity for electrolysis, which can broaden the routes to renewable hydrogen and give farm or waste-site digesters another revenue stream. The funding matters because high-purity hydrogen is typically needed for fuel cell applications, so the project is testing whether biogas can deliver that quality at a useful scale. More details on the grant size, project location, and timeline would help, but the direction fits with EU efforts to scale up clean hydrogen without depending entirely on dedicated renewable electricity.
