EWE awards major contract to Bilfinger
EWE has awarded Bilfinger the contract for steelwork, piping, and installation for its 320 MW hydrogen production plant in Emden, Germany.
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Elcogen launches fuel cell platform
Elcogen has launched new mass-manufacturable fuel cell and electrolyser platform to support clean the green hydrogen scale-up in Estonia.
Sunfire to build electrolysis test facility
Sunfire has announced that it will build a test facility at BASF’s site in Schwarzheide, Germany, to validate its solid oxide electrolysis cell technology.
Uniper prepares for hydrogen ready plant
Uniper has demolished two Scholven cooling towers in preparation for a hydrogen ready gas and steam turbine plant in Germany.
Three companies develop liquid hydrogen supply chain
MB Energy, Daimler Truck, and Kawasaki Heavy Industries have signed agreement to develop a liquefied hydrogen supply chain to Europe via Hamburg, Germany.
MorGen Energy secures EU funding
MorGen Energy has secured funding from the European Hydrogen Bank for a 300 MW Njordkraft green hydrogen project in Esbjerg, Denmark.
UL Solutions launches hydrogen certifications services
UL Solutions has launched certification services for hydrogen fuelling components, helping to build safety into the adoption of hydrogen power.
Consultation launches for subsea hydrogen pipeline
The BarMar company has launched the public consultation for its 400 km subsea hydrogen pipeline project set to transport hydrogen from Barcelona, Spain, to Fos-sur-Mer, France.
European Commission funds hydrogen projects
The European Commission has awarded over €1 billion to nine hydrogen production projects under the third auction of the European Hydrogen Bank.
Wärtsilä advances zero-carbon shipping
Wärtsilä has joined an EU funded project to accelerate the transition to zero carbon hydrogen-based shipping for long distance vessels.