H2Apex's Peter Roessner points out that hydrogen investment is focusing on Europe amid instability in the US, and European funds are growing significantly.
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Trump's trade war has negatively affected US projects, prompting hydrogen investors to focus on Europe, where conditions are more stable. H2Apex, led by Peter Roessner, has seen an increase in investor interest in European projects, with a significant influx of capital into investment funds. Germany has seen a doubling of foreign direct investment, and experts stress the need for Europe to act quickly to maintain this opportunity.
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Reuters: Investitorii se reorientează masiv către Europa, stabilitatea din regiune contrastează cu temerile privind SUA
Analiză Reuters: Investitorii se îndreaptă spre Europa, stabilitatea blocului contrastând cu îngrijorările legate de Statele Unite
Reuters: Investitorii se reorientează masiv către Europa, mizând pe stabilitatea din regiune
Din cauza tarifelor lui Trump, marii investitori se reorientează spre Europa. Analiză Reuters
Investitorii în industria hidrgenului se reorientează masiv către Europa, SUA nu mai e o destinație sigură
Investitorii se reorientează masiv către Europa, stabilitatea din regiune contrastează cu temerile privind SUA
Investitorii se reorientează masiv către Europa, stabilitatea din regiune contrastează cu temerile privind SUA (Reuters)
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