Hydrogen

Lloyd’s Register and Pusan National University have collaborated to create the first global certification framework for liquid hydrogen shipping.

Green Energy Park Global and Vale have officially launched HYDEAS, a large scale hydrogen-to-green iron production platform in Brazil.

Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd has signed an agreement with three Canadian organisations to explore the potential for building a liquefied hydrogen supply chain.

The hydrogen filling station at Saarbahn’s bus depot in Saarbrücken, Germany, has been put into operation, allowing fuel cell buses to be refuelled with green hydrogen.

GenH2 and Fueling Service Technologies have been awarded a contract by GET Bus to install a liquid hydrogen storage system at a fuelling station in California, US.

MAHLE Powertrain has achieved a milestone in the UK’s Project Cavendish, converting a 13 litre heavy-duty engine to run purely on hydrogen.

Eclipse Energy and Wood have signed an agreement to collaborate on the commercialisation and deployment of hydrogen produced from oil reservoirs.

Greenlyzer has signed an agreement with Royal Group of Companies to accelerate green hydrogen deployment across Cambodia and Southeast Asia.

Renaissance Philanthropy has selected Hyterra, Helix Exploration, and Promethus Hydrogen to support a US Air Force geologic hydrogen initiative.

Prominence Energy has secured CSIRO Kick-Start funding to advance collaborative work on the Gawler natural hydrogen and helium project in South Australia.

Teledyne Energy Systems Inc. has deployed a hydrogen generator at JTEKT Corp.’s green hydrogen demonstration plant in Aichi Prefecture, Japan.

FPH2 has expanded its California renewable hydrogen supply partnerships to support public fleets, data infrastructure, and energy resilience.

H2SITE has signed an agreement with Petronor to advance high-purity hydrogen production in refining through advanced membrane technology.

Nel Hydrogen has received a US$7 million purchase order from Mesure Process for containerised PEM electrolyser equipment for hydrogen refuelling stations.

Isuzu and Toyota have partnered to develop Japan’s first mass-produced light-duty hydrogen fuel cell electric truck, aiming to start production in 2027.