Hydrogen

The Wesermarsch region has received EU funding for the Clean Hydrogen Coastline project and has launched the feasibility study to assess its green hydrogen potential.

Hypersonix Launch Systems has announced the launch window for a flight test fuelled by a hydrogen-powered scramjet, supporting the decarbonisation of the aviation industry.

Cellen has partnered with HNO International Inc. to evaluate hydrogen supply and delivery solutions tailored to hydrogen-powered drone operations.

GlobalData has reported that green hydrogen is set to command an 88.6% share of low-carbon production by 2030, overtaking blue hydrogen.

A project led by Exeter Airport has confirmed that hydrogen can be safely and effectively integrated into airport ground operations, supporting the decarbonisation of the aviation sector.

AFC Energy has received approval from the UK Environment Agency to export and sell its own low carbon hydrogen, produced from its pilot ammonia cracking plant.

GASCADE Gastranport is planning a new 15 km section of its hydrogen pipeline to transport hydrogen from Lampertheim to Ludwigshafen am, Germany.

The Port of Marseille Fos and H4 Marseille Fos have signed occupancy permits for an industrial project dedicated to low carbon hydrogen and synthetic fuels.

Greenzo Energy and Lord’s Mark Industries have signed an agreement to develop 60 MW green hydrogen projects in Uttar Pradesh, India.

Elcogen has signed an agreement with JNK India Ltd to explore a solid oxide technology collaboration in India.

Baker Hughes and Vallourec have signed an agreement to advance hydrogen storage solutions for the green hydrogen market.

Metacon has received an order for an oxygen purification system for Motor Oil Hellas’ electrolysis-based hydrogen production plant at its Corinth Refineries, Greece.

Austal has marked a milestone in the construction of Gotlandsbolaget’s hydrogen-ready ferry with a plate cutting ceremony held at the Austal Philippines shipyard in Balamban, Cebu.

The consortium project, SURFER, is set to validate three electrolysis technologies at sites in France, Germany, and Norway for the European electrical grid.

INERATEC has begun collaborating with a consortium to advance the evaluation of a potential green hydrogen-based e-Fuel plant in Biobío, Chile.