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.
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NewHydrogen files patent for hydrogen technology
NewHydrogen has filed an international patent application with the University of California for its clean hydrogen water splitting production process.
evm completes hydrogen pilot
The Energieversorgung Mittelrhein (evm Group) has completed its hydrogen pilot project in Koblenz-Kesselheim and Rheinhafen industrial park, Germany.
Kawasaki and Kobe develop hydrogen system
Kawasaki and Kobe Steel have announced the start of operation for a next-generation hydrogen fuel supply system for hydrogen power generation.
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H2Pro and Doral Hydrogen develop project
H2Pro and Doral Hydrogen have partnered on an entirely off-grid solar-to-hydrogen project for gas grid blending in Extremadura, Spain.
Installation of electrolysis system begins
Cefmof has announced that installation of a hydrogen production unit has begun at Finland’s first operational hydrogen refuelling station in Jyväskylä.
Bosch presents new fuel cell system
Bosch has revealed a new fuel cell system for hydrogen powered buses to be presented at the Mobility Move trade fair in Berlin, Germany.
MorGen Energy reaches FID on hydrogen project
Trafigura’s subsidiary, MorGen Energy, has reached final investment decision for its 20 MW green hydrogen production project in Milford Haven, Wales, UK.
UK’s first hydrogen-fuelled asphalt production
Heidelberg Materials has used hydrogen to decarbonise asphalt production on an industrial scale at its Criggion plant in Powys, mid Wales, UK.
Bristol Airport and Equilibrion study sustainable fuels
Bristol Airport and Equilibrion have completed a study on nuclear-derived sustainable fuels, including SAF and hydrogen, in the South West of England, UK.