Hydrogen

Evonik has announced plans to build a pilot plant in Germany for the production of anion exchange membranes.

Business Finland has provided an investment grant to P2X Solutions’ Joensuu plant.

Taylor-Wharton is set to incorporate GenH2’s controlled storage technology into its liquid hydrogen (LH2) bulk storage tanks.

Tyczka Hydrogen has built an electrolysis plant for green hydrogen in Schweinfurt, Germany.

Electric Hydrogen, manufacturer of large scale electrolysers, has selected Ingeteam, a provider of power conversion systems that manufactures in Europe, for its projects.

Haffner Energy has announced the commencement of its hydrogen production, utilising its proprietary solid biomass thermolysis technology, at its Marolles hydrogen production centre.

HYBRIT’s pilot project for hydrogen gas storage has now been completed and reported to the Swedish Energy Agency.

GeoPura and Siemens Financial Services have joined forces to boost green hydrogen deployment.

Vireon has separated from Norwegian Hydrogen to establish itself as an independent hydrogen company.

Polish company, Hynfra, and Spanish deep-tech company, JOLT, have signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) to cooperate on electrolyser efficiency.

Plug Power Inc. has confirmed that its new 15 tpd hydrogen plant in St Gabriel, Louisiana, is on schedule for operations in 1Q25, as it has entered the final commissioning phase.

Kern Energy has announced a significant investment in its Bakersfield California refinery, reducing its carbon footprint while improving efficiency through a partnership with Claire Technologies and HyAxiom, Inc.

Zero emissions bus manufacturer Wrightbus has revealed the latest version of its hydrogen double deck bus, as part of its commitment to zero emission public transport.

Work has started on creating a hydrogen refuelling station at Teesside International Airport. The new Element 2 hydrogen refuelling station will refuel all hydrogen road vehicles plus airport vehicles, with both 700 and 350 bar refuelling.

A contribution, worth €317 million over the six-year project, has been secured to support the development and production of Ansaldo Green Tech AEM Electrolysers.