Hydrogen

NovaSpark Energy has invested US$30 million to establish a new facility in Houma, Louisiana, US, to scale production of atmospheric hydrogen generators.

V.O. Chidambaranar Port Authority, India, has signed an agreement with H2Global to advance export of green hydrogen and derivatives from India to Europe.

A Dalhousie Engineering hydrogen research lab in Canada has been granted access to an international programme for hydrogen appliance testing.

HYKIT has announced the launch of a fully integrated, mobile hydrogen refuelling system to fuel hydrogen powered machinery on site in industrial, construction and mobility sectors.

RINA has awarded a certification to Baker Hughes for its gas turbine technology designed to run on 100% hydrogen for marine propulsion applications.

DNV has advised lenders on the financial close for ATOME’s US$650 million green hydrogen-based fertilizer project in Villeta, Paraguay.

Utility Global and SAMJIN E&I have signed a strategic collaboration agreement to advance low-carbon hydrogen production projects in South Korea.

Air Products has agreed to supply low-carbon liquid hydrogen to ArianeGroup for space launcher engine testing, strengthening a longstanding partnership supporting Europe’s space sector.

Plug Power has monetised a US$44 million investment tax credit tied to its hydrogen liquefaction facility in St Gabriel, Louisiana, US, through Hidrogenii.

ORLEN has opened its seventh hydrogen refuelling station in located in Gdynia, Poland, supporting the development of low-emission transport.

Protium Green Solutions Ltd and ITM Power have formed a partnership to develop green hydrogen plants across the UK, focusing on the Cromarty Project in Scotland.

The University of Aberdeen spin out, Hychor, is working on a breakthrough method to produce green hydrogen from seawater, eliminating the need for freshwater.

MAX Power Mining Corp. has entered an agreement with TerraVolt Energy to evaluate the integration of natural hydrogen in AI infrastructure.

European Energy has secured up to €228 million in funding from the German government to support an additional 150 MW of hydrogen production capacity in Denmark.

AkzoNobel is set to supply protective coatings for the wind power and chemical processing facilities at the Songyuan Hydrogen Energy Industrial Park in China.