Hydrogen core network exceeds expectations
Gascade has announced that the demand for transport capacity in the German hydrogen core network has exceeded expectations.
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Deltamarin advances hydrogen-powered shipping
Deltamarin has joined H4PERION, an EU funded project aiming to accelerate zero-carbon long-distance shipping through hydrogen-based technologies.
Mantle8 advances natural hydrogen exploration
Mantle8 has raised €31 million in Series A funding to leverage its technology to prove the commercial viability of natural hydrogen production.
JCB targets speed record with hydrogen engines
JCB has announced that it is targeting a new land speed record with a 32 ft car powered by its own hydrogen engines at the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah, US.
Gen2 Energy receives confirmation of 150 MW grid capacity
Gen2 Energy has received confirmation of a total capacity reservation of 150 MW for its hydrogen project at Monstad in Åfjord municipality, Norway.
Australia shortlists hydrogen projects
The Australian Government has shortlisted seven hydrogen projects for Round 2 of the Hydrogen Headstart Program, supporting the scale up of Australia’s renewable hydrogen industry.
AKROS advances salt-based hydrogen storage
AKROS Energy has inaugurated a pilot plant for the chemical storage of hydrogen in salt at the H2APEX site in Laage, near Rostock, Germany.
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.
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.