Rostock-Laage, Grevenmacher (Grand Duchy of Luxembourg), December 12, 2025 – H2APEX Group SCA (Prime Standard, ISIN: LU0472835155, WKN: A0YF5P), a listed leading operator and developer of green hydrogen plants for the decarbonization of industry, infrastructure, and mobility, announces that yesterday the company successfully obtained RFNBO certification for its green hydrogen produced in Rostock-Laage. With this certification, the hydrogen produced is officially recognized as renewable hydrogen. This means H2APEX meets the highest European standards for renewable fuels of non-biological origin and sends a strong signal for sustainable mobility. The certification enables H2APEX’s customers to benefit from the associated greenhouse gas reduction quota (GHG quota) and thus efficiently achieve their decarbonization goals.
In this context, H2APEX welcomes the draft law presented yesterday by the German Federal Government to further develop the GHG quota. By extending the mandatory percentage reduction of greenhouse gas emissions from fuels until 2040 and gradually increasing it to 59%, the direct use of green hydrogen in all mobility applications is expected to rise significantly.
“We see that the ramp-up of the hydrogen economy is gaining momentum. The draft law is a strong signal to the market and will create further incentives for sales in the mobility sector. As a leading player in green hydrogen production, we hope the Federal Government will remain ambitious and continue to develop the framework conditions for investments in climate-friendly hydrogen technologies,” explains H2APEX CEO Peter Rößner.
Already today, H2APEX produces significant amounts of green hydrogen for the mobility sector at its own electrolysis plant in Rostock-Laage. In 2025 alone, more than 70,000 kg of green hydrogen have been produced and delivered to mobility customers. This has already enabled 1,500,000 emission-free kilometers driven by the hydrogen bus fleet in regional public transport in Rostock district. H2APEX thus covers around 25% of the market for hydrogen-powered mobility in Germany and makes a decisive contribution to decarbonizing transport.