INPEX Corp., Air Liquide Group, LSB Industries Inc., and Vopak Moda Houston LLC have agreed to collaborate on the development of a large-scale, low-carbon ammonia production and export project on the Houston Ship Channel.
NW Natural and Hycamite TCD Technologies have signed a letter of intent (LOI) to explore applications for Hycamite's novel methane pyrolysis technology to produce and distribute clean hydrogen.
INEOS Inovyn’s Antwerp hydrogen production site, has been certified under the ISCC (International Sustainability & Carbon Certification) PLUS scheme.
Hyundai's XCIENT heavy-duty fuel cell truck has won the Green Award in the mobility category at GTF Connect Los Angeles, US.
Hystar AS has announced a fully automated 4 GW electrolyser factory in Høvik, Norway will be delivered in 2025, as well as plans to expand into North America.
Kellas Midstream, the Aberdeen-based independent energy infrastructure company, has started FEED work on its H2NorthEast hydrogen project in Teesside, UK.
BASF Environmental Catalyst and Metal Solutions (ECMS) and ZeroAvia have signed an agreement to advance the development of high temperature proton exchange membrane fuel cells for hydrogen-fuelled aviation.
Mitsubishi Power has successfully completed the permanent installation of its large-scale electrolyser at the company’s Takasago hydrogen park in Japan.
Air Liquide and Trillium Energy Solutions have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to pursue the development of the heavy-duty hydrogen fuelling market in the US.
Deeptech Sakowin has unveiled its industrial platform, marking a pivotal step toward finalising the development of its breakthrough technology.
The GET H2 TransHyDE joint project based in Lingen, Germany, has reached an important milestone.
Jericho Energy Ventures Inc. has announced that its portfolio company, H2U Technologies, has reported results from durability tests on new, lower-cost, iridium-free catalyst materials.
A new report by PriceWaterhouseCoopers (PwC) suggests a hydrogen heating industry can financially benefit every region of the UK.
New reports from Hydrogen UK show that both electrolysis and carbon capture is required in the future hydrogen economy.
A new important agreement between the UK and Germany could help to accelerate the development an international hydrogen industry – with the two countries at the cutting edge of its development.