ITM Power selected for two UK projects
ITM Power has announced that they have been selected as the supplier for two green hydrogen projects in the UK.
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ITM Power has announced that they have been selected as the supplier for two green hydrogen projects in the UK.
Chuck Hayes, Swagelok Company, USA, explains how using high-quality valves within hydrogen systems preserves and augments system performance and longevity.
ZeroAvia has announced that the UK government has awarded the company and consortium partners a grant towards a £10.8 million project to develop a novel liquid hydrogen management system.
RWE Gas Storage West GmbH (RGSW) is starting to market free storage capacity in the hydrogen storage facility currently under construction at the Gronau-Epe site in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.
MTU Aero Engines Flying Fuel CellTM (FFC) design has been finalised, stack production has started, and the first test cell went into operation in Munich, Germany.
NovaSpark has announced an investment from Boot64 Ventures to increase the deployment of its off-grid energy solutions across defence, disaster response, and critical infrastructure sectors.
Intelligent Energy (IE), a UK hydrogen fuel cell manufacturer, has secured a £17 million programme to fast-track development of a new zero-emission hydrogen fuel cell system that could be powering commercial aircraft within the decade.
MAIRE and the Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Azerbaijan renewed their cooperation to develop renewable energy and energy transition initiatives in the country.
CPH2 has signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Constant Energy, marking a significant step forward in the commerciality phase of the company’s membrane-free technology.
Neoenergia has begun construction of one of the first green hydrogen (H2V) power plants in Brazil, located in Taguatinga, in the Federal District.
The energie schwaben Group will build three electrolysers, each with a capacity of 5 MW for the production of green hydrogen in its supply area for the Bavarian region, Germany.
NatPower H has announced hydrogen refuelling of ALBA, Europe’s first electro-hydrogen training vessel certified by Bureau Veritas, in Monaco.