Hydrogen

MHI has signed a Statement of Cooperation with the State Government of South Australia aimed at accelerating the development of the country's hydrogen industry.

CF Industries has entered into a commercial agreement with ExxonMobil to capture and permanently store up to 2 million tpy of CO2 emissions from its manufacturing complex in Louisiana, US.

The contract was signed after ERM Dolphyn was awarded £8.62 million of funding from the UK Government, via the Low Carbon Hydrogen Supply 2 Competition.

Alkemy's subsidiary, TVL, has entered into an MoU with BP, which is aimed at the development of its green hydrogen electrolytic production facility in Teesside, England.

Once fully operational, the biorefinery will produce 180 000 bpd (2.6 billion gal./yr) of biofuel, and 405 000 tpy of green hydrogen.

The companies have signed an MoU to develop green hydrogen/ammonia projects in the Middle East and other agreed geographies.

Prairie Energy Partners is working to finalise the location of its proposed next-generation crude refinery, which would combine pure oxygen with blue and green hydrogen.

Development will begin in early 2023, and will see LINE Hydrogen design, develop, and operate renewable technologies at the site to replace fossil fuel-based power generation.

Solaris has been awarded an order by ZTM Lublin to supply the city’s first hydrogen bus. The Urbino 12 hydrogen bus is a vehicle featuring state-of-the-art solutions based on hydrogen technology.

KEME Energy’s project in Sines has secured a €2.4 million POSEUR grant and will be developed in 2023 using Fusion Fuel’s HEVO-Solar technology.

Powered by renewable hydroelectricity, the electrolyser system will split water into oxygen and green hydrogen. Detailed design work and system integration are underway, with plans to bring the Niagara Hydrogen Centre online in early 2024.

Opex/Hevolucion, a Colombian systems integrator of batteries and hydrogen fuel cells, and Avia Ingeniería, a Spanish electric powertrain provider and systems integrator, are both looking to trial hydrogen-electric vehicles in 2023.

NGT and NOGAT have become the first pipeline owners to receive the Certificate of Fitness for the transport of green hydrogen through their existing pipelines in the North Sea.

SIAD MI has received valuable recognition as a 'Master Supplier' from Cryoinfra – a leading Mexican company in the production and distribution of industrial gases.

The green hydrogen will be used to produce fertilizers, melamine and technical nitrogen at Borealis operations in Linz, Austria. The electrolysis plant is scheduled to commence operations in 2025, with projected annual CO2 emissions reductions of up to 90 000 t.