National hydrogen network takes major step forward
National Gas has unveiled plans for more than 300 miles of its East Coast hydrogen pipeline, the first phase of a national hydrogen network for Great Britain.
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Hydrogen system powers AI data centres
Endeavour has announced a new clean hydrogen fuel and solid-carbon co-production system to power AI data centres, tested with manufacturing partner, EBNER.
Supercritical produces hydrogen-distilled whisky
Supercritical has completed the WhiskHy project with Suntory Global Spirits and MTC, producing the first direct-fired hydrogen-distilled whisky.
thyssenkrupp to conduct FEED study
thyssenkrupp nucera has been awarded the FEED study by Juno Joule for a 260 MW green hydrogen electrolysis project in India.
OMV receives first electrolyser for hydrogen project
OMV Petrom has announced the delivery of the first electrolyser module for the production of green hydrogen at the Petrobrazi refinery in Romania.
KHNP signs hydrogen agreement
Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power has signed an agreement with Czech Electricity Board to jointly develop clean hydrogen projects in Europe.
Hydrexia wins hydrogen contract
Hydrexia LLC has secured a commercial contract with Apollo to deliver a solid-state solution for hydrogen storage at Klickitat Valley Health in Washington, US.
Ballard signs fuel cell agreement
Ballard has announced a commercial agreement with New Flyer to supply 50 MW of fuel cell engines for hydrogen buses across the US and Canada.
Indian government sets new ammonia standards
India’s Ministry of New and Renewable Energy has announced standards of green ammonia and green methanol for India to accelerate trade of green hydrogen derivatives.
European Comission approves Belgian State aid
The European Commission has approved €260 million Belgian State aid for a carbon capture and storage project to produce low-carbon hydrogen and low-carbon ammonia.