Schneider Electric develops AI-driven automation
Schneider Electric and Microsoft have collaborated to demonstrate how AI-powered, open software-defined automation transforms green hydrogen and complex industries.
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Aternium awards engineering contract
Aternium has selected Kiewit Engineering Group Inc. to perform the pre-FEED for its heavy water/hydrogen production facility in the Mid-Atlantic region, US.
Advent signs hydrogen fuel cell agreement
Advent Technologies has entered into an agreement with EH Group Engineering AG to advance hydrogen fuel cell technology for stationary power applications.
Hydrogenera supplies electrolyser system
Hydrogenera has agreed to deliver a 2-MW alkaline electrolyser system for a green hydrogen project in Ukraine that will supply offtakers in Germany.
MPI launches new hydrogen facility
The Materials Processing Institute (MPI) has announced the launch of a new hydrogen testing facility in the UK to accelerate the low-carbon transition.
CHP2 signs hydrogen technology deal
CPH2 has signed an agreement with Koch Modular to license 100 MW of the company’s hydrogen technology for sales in Mexico, the US, and Canada.
Air Products advances hydrogen liquefier
Air Products has developed a new hydrogen liquefier, advancing construction progress for its liquid hydrogen facility in the Port of Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
Atawey sells three hydrogen stations
Atawey has announced the sale of three new hydrogen refuelling stations in Belgium to Colruyt Group and Virya Energy dedicated to heavy-duty mobility.
Plug Power supplies electrolyser system
Plug Power has been selected to supply a 275 MW electrolyser system for Hy2gen’s Courant decarbonised ammonium nitrate project in Baie-Comeau, Québec, Canada.
Soil investigation begins for hydrogen network
Fugro and Sweco have begun soil investigation fieldwork for the Delta Rhine Corridor West, a network transporting hydrogen and carbon dioxide to offshore sites in the Netherlands.