Over the last few weeks of May, the Austrian, German and Italian authorities signed a joint letter supporting the SoutH2 Corridor, or Southern Hydrogen Corridor, which plans to link the transport of hydrogen in the European Union from North Africa, more specifically Algeria, to the heart of Europe through Italy (south to north).The Ministries of Energy of Austria, Germany and Italy endorsed the initiative by signing a joint letter of support for the development of the SoutH2 Corridor in the European Union. The infrastructure projects associated with this corridor’s development will be aimed...