Fusion Fuel, an Irish-Portuguese electrolyzer designer, has obtained a €10 million grant from the Portuguese government to develop a 6.6 MW green hydrogen project in Sines, Portugal. While small, the project could mark the start of a new push towards decentralization in the hydrogen sector, as much of the industry continues to ponder over how to skirt around excessive distribution costs. The project, called HEVO-Industria, will take the Final Investment Decision in the first half of 2023, requiring an additional €15 million to be completed. The HEVO-Industria project consists of 300 HEVO-Solar Units along with a hydrogen refuelling station and associated balance of plant to support local industries. Fusion Fuel states that the electrolysis capacity of a single HEVO Solar…