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The Austrian federal government plans to build up 1 GW of electrolysis capacity for the production of renewable hydrogen by 2030. Renewable hydrogen is to be produced in Austria and made available to industrial customers. The necessary support framework is provided by the EAG Investment Grants Regulation for Hydrogen, which promotes investments in electrolysis plants. In addition, the Hydrogen Regulation (WstVO) sets out requirements for compliance with the sustainability criteria and criteria for greenhouse gas savings for renewable hydrogen (RFNBO criteria) enshrined in Union law. Both draft regulations are currently under review.

Gernot Fritz has joined E+H as Partner in its IP/IT + Competition Law practice group, alongside Attorney at Law Tanja Pfleger.

Fellner Wratzfeld & Partner, working alongside Noerr, has advised the Bavarian Chamber for Social Benefits and Pensions on the refinancing undertaken in connection with the sale of Kaufhaus Tyrol to a JC Luxemburg Holding SCSp subsidiary.

Freshfields, Oppenheim, and BDK Advokati have advised Continental and its ContiTech division on the sale of the Original Equipment Solutions business unit to US private holding company Regent. Taylor Wessing, Karanovic & Partners, Gen Temizer, and Stratulat Albulescu advised Regent. DR & AJU, Foley & Lardner, Gide Loyrette Nouel, Mori Hamada & Matsumoto, Felsberg Advogados, Cascione Advogados, and ECIJA reportedly advised Regent as well.