Hydrogen

OMV Petrom has announced the delivery of final module of the 20 MW electrolyser for the green hydrogen production at the Petrobrazi refinery in Romania.

Mitsubishi Gas Chemical and Gold Hydrogen have signed an MoU to assess the feasibility of a green methanol project utilising natural hydrogen in South Australia.

HYmpulsion and Hyliko are collaborating to support the deployment of hydrogen mobility in French Guiana through the HYGUANE project.

Southwest Research Institute and St. Mary’s University have agreed to collaborate on physics-based forecasting for metal hydride hydrogen storage durability.

PowerCell Group has secured a contract, valued at SEK 50 million, to supply 4 MW fuel cell systems for two liquid hydrogen-powered cargo ships.

€211 million of IPCEI funding has been approved to support Iberdrola España and bp’s exploration of additional green hydrogen production at Castellón refinery in Spain.

W. L. Gore & Associates and ITM Power have released new ultra-low degradation data advancing PEM durability for water electrolysis.

Plug Power has completed the commissioning of a 5 MW electrolyser system at European Energy’s facility in Esbjerg, Denmark.

H2SITE has secured a strategic investment to accelerate the industrial deployment of hydrogen production and separation solutions.

Hy2gen’s Albatros project, a planned 100 MW hydrogen facility in Kassø, Denmark, has been selected for support under the European Hydrogen Bank.

THREE60 Energy and Logan have signed an agreement to deliver integrated, turnkey hydrogen projects across production, refuelling, compression, and storage.

Ballard has entered an agreement to acquire GeoPura, transforming Ballard into an integrated hydrogen ecosystem provider.

Intelligent Energy has completed its UK hydrogen aviation research programme, H2GEAR, validating fuel cell technologies for commercial flight.

Sasol has completed a pre-feasibility study into the Boegoebaai green hydrogen/ammonia export opportunity, and is shifting to a broader Northern Cape hydrogen approach.

Daimler Truck AG has announced that it will collaborate with KEYOU GmbH to bring hydrogen-powered internal combustion engines to market readiness.