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State Supports Green Gas Plant in Delfzijl with a Subsidy of 150 Million Euros

Summary by De Telegraaf
EemsGas, the new energy company of state-owned company Gasunie and enterprise Perpetual Next, is receiving nearly 150 million euros in government subsidies for the production of green gas from scrap wood in Delfzijl. Starting in 2029, the plant is expected to supply enough gas annually for tens of thousands of households.

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State Supports Green Gas Plant in Delfzijl with a Subsidy of 150 Million Euros

EemsGas, the new energy company of state-owned company Gasunie and enterprise Perpetual Next, is receiving nearly 150 million euros in government subsidies for the production of green gas from scrap wood in Delfzijl. Starting in 2029, the plant is expected to supply enough gas annually for tens of thousands of households.

·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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De Telegraaf broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Thursday, May 21, 2026.
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