Hydrogen

According to the Hydrogen Council, clean hydrogen investment has reached US$130 billion, as energy security and resilience rise up the global agenda.

Air Products has announced a new initiative to advance zero emissions hydrogen logistics in the Port of Rotterdam, the Netherlands, helping customers to reach decarbonisation goals.

Nel ASA has entered framework agreement with Hydrasun as a European integration partner for PEM electrolyser solutions for hydrogen production.

Yokogawa Electric Corp. have signed an agreement with ELES and Plinovodi, and to advance the nationwide hydrogen ecosystem in Slovenia.

Air Products has announced that it has signed a long-term power purchase agreement with RWE to supply renewable energy to hydrogen facilities in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

Yanmar’s maritime hydrogen fuel cell system has achieved DNV Type Approval.

Asyad Group has signed a new long-term hydrogen offtake agreement with OQ Alternative Energy.

Power to Hydrogen and Repsol have demonstrated a lower-cost green hydrogen pathway with an AEM electrolyser pilot at All4Zero Industrial Innovation Hub in Spain.

Toyota and Scania have announced a partnership to jointly test hydrogen fuel cell technology in heavy-duty transport through real world logistic operations.

Fuel Cell Systems Ltd has signed an agreement with HyHAUL Mobility Ltd to deploy the UK's largest high-pressure hydrogen refuelling system for heavy goods vehicles.

Mantle8 has established a hub in Dubai, UAE, to expand its natural hydrogen operations in the Middle East, appointing Jean-Valery Garcia to spearhead regional growth.

Hyundai Motor Group has partnered with Mwasalat to launch Oman’s first hydrogen fuel cell bus and advance the green mobility transition.

Uniper has completed the expression of interest phase for its hydrogen import terminal in Wilhelmshaven, Germany, receiving sufficient capacity reservations to proceed to the next stage.

New analysis from Humber Hydrogen has shown that establishing Britain’s first hydrogen cluster could safeguard up to 4000 jobs in the UK’s steel and chemical industries.

Volvo, Daimler Truck, Toyota, Bosch, Air Liquide, TotalEnergies, and others have collaborated to accelerate the commercialisation of hydrogen-powered mobility in Germany.