Another flurry of activity this week has seen a number of major energy players upping their stake in Europe’s fledgling hydrogen market. As momentum gathers, milestones for cost parity with natural gas and commercialization are being pulled forward, and the uptake of green hydrogen is likely to surpass even the most bullish expectations. The largest deals of the week involve Europe’s largest green hydrogen project, the NortH2 project in Germany, which aims to power 10 GW of electrolysis with offshore wind by 2040. Germany utility RWE and Norwegian oil giant Equinor have now piled into the initial stage of the development, along with founders Shell, Groningen Seaports and Gasunie, which will see 4 GW installed by 2030, producing 0.4 million…