Hydrogen

Power to Hydrogen has secured an order from SINTEF for a half MW electrolyser system to produce green hydrogen for its facility in Tiller, Norway.

Tper has announced that 127 of its hydrogen fuel cell buses have entered service in Bologna, advancing zero-emission mobility in Italy.

Lhyfe has joined forces with STRABAG to accelerate the development and implementation of green hydrogen projects in Germany.

GUOFUHEE has officially commissioned Morocco's first integrated green hydrogen demonstration system and has announced plans to invest US$30 million in a 1GW electrolyser plant.

Cefmof has announced that it is developing a Hydrogen House environment in Jyväskylä, Finland, to bring hydrogen into everyday use.

GeoPura has been awarded a contract by the UK Royal Air Force to deliver zero-emission electric vehicle (EV) charging using hydrogen-enabled power.

UK Power Networks is developing a hydrogen backup system that can automatically restore power during power cuts to strengthen the local electricity network.

ATOME has announced that it has selected Sungrow Hydrogen as the electrolyser supplier for its low-carbon fertilizer project at Villeta, Paraguay.

BrightHy has signed an agreement with Çimsa Cementos for the supply and operation of a 2 MW green hydrogen plant in Buñol, Spain.

EcoLog and Kawasaki have signed a strategic alliance in the midstream segment of the liquefied hydrogen supply chain in the port of Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

United Utilities has been awarded £9.5 million in funding for two bioresources projects aiming to generate hydrogen and graphene from wastewater in the UK.

Power2X has approved the start of construction phase for the Djewels 20 MW green hydrogen plant in Delfzijl, the Netherlands, with Rely as the EPC contractor.

An awards ceremony at the World Hydrogen Summit in Rotterdam has honoured the organisations and individuals driving progress in the hydrogen economy.

Gasunie, Open Grid Europe, and Thyssengas have signed an agreement to develop a hydrogen corridor between the Netherlands and Germany.

SAMSUNG E&A and Nel Hydrogen have launched a 100 MW alkaline electrolyser solution at the World Hydrogen Summit in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.