dynaCERT and Cipher Neutron have concluded an MoU with Molymet whereby dynaCERT and Cipher Neutron will further jointly develop, produce and market hydrogen technology to produce green hydrogen for Molymet’s facilities.
Keppel Infrastructure and ExxonMobil Asia Pacific have signed an MoU to develop access to low-carbon hydrogen and ammonia for scalable commercial and industrial applications in Singapore.
Decentralised PEM electrolyser technology could address the lack of hydrogen refilling stations across Europe ahead of the deadline, to end fossil fuel truck sales by 2040.
Kellas Midstream and RWE have announced a partnership to explore the potential for large-scale green hydrogen production on Teesside, an area committed to helping the UK achieve its 2050 net zero ambitions.
Linde has signed a long-term agreement to supply green hydrogen to Evonik.
Technip Energies and Casale have announced a new partnership to jointly license oxidative reforming-based technologies for the blue hydrogen market.
SunHydrogen has achieved a key photovoltage milestone that it believes will position its technology as one of the most cost-effective green hydrogen production methods available.
PLN has signed an MoU with HDF Energy to develop hydrogen technology in Indonesia. This international collaboration is aimed at reducing the electricity sector's carbon emissions.
Lhyfe has announced that construction is starting on its Occitanie green hydrogen production facility, in Bessières, France.
Given measurement’s critical role in process safety, Endress+Hauser has joined the Center for Hydrogen Safety (CHS) to advance the promotion of hydrogen safety.
Johnson Matthey has extended its partnership with SFC Energy. Johnson Matthey will develop and supply PEM components to support SFC Energy’s growth in hydrogen fuel cells.
Dana has announced the development of metallic bipolar plates specifically engineered to maximise the performance and accelerate the commercialisation of PEM electrolysers used to produce hydrogen fuel.
Idemitsu has launched a feasibility study in Japan on the production of clean hydrogen generated from waste. The goal is to launch a facility capable of processing 200 – 300 tpd of waste.
Chevron Corp. and the Angelicoussis Group have announced a Joint Study Agreement (JSA) to explore how tankers can be used to transport ammonia – a potential lower-carbon marine fuel.
Salzgitter AG and VNG AG are investigating the options for supplying hydrogen for the production of steel at Salzgitter Flachstahl GmbH’s steelworks in Salzgitter, Lower Saxony, Germany.