| BOSTON--  June 17, 2022 --  Advent Technologies Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: ADN)  (“Advent”), an innovation-driven leader in the fuel cell and hydrogen  technology space, is pleased to announce that it has received  notification from the Greek State for funding under the Important  Projects of Common European Interest (“IPCEI”) Hydrogen - Technology,  Green HiPo. The notification from the Greek State has been sent to the  European Union (“EU”) under the IPCEI framework. Upon EU ratification,  total funding of euro 782.1 million for Advent’s Green HiPo project will  be made available over a period of six years, as submitted in  accordance with the following schedule: 
 Advent’s Green HiPo project was originally among five projects out  of twenty candidates from Greece for IPCEI funding. These five projects  were then subject to detailed review and due diligence by the EU,  resulting in two projects now being notified by the Greek State. The  notification in the first wave of IPCEI Hydrogen - Technology projects  is a testament to the world-class innovation that Advent Technologies  possesses and the belief that Greece and the EU have in Advent’s ability  to deliver such an important project.
 
 The scope of Green HiPo, over the initial period of six years, is to  innovatively manufacture fuel cell systems and electrolyser systems. It  is intended that the production of these systems will take place in  Greece in the region of Western Macedonia.
 
 Dr. Vasilis Gregoriou, Advent Chairman and CEO, stated, “Today is a  milestone day for Advent but also for Greece and Europe. Green HiPo will  catalyse a sea-change of operational events within Advent while the  project is implemented. Our application was initially submitted in April  2021, and the process for review and due diligence by the EU has been  thorough. We have been clear and focused throughout the process, with  the conviction that Advent’s Green HiPo project will be instrumental in  hydrogen generation and clean energy production. Green HiPo demonstrates  the commitment by Greece and the EU to rapidly decarbonize power  production and to move forward to energy security and independence with  hydrogen technologies playing a crucial role.”
 
						
						
 
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