The Danish government has notified that the Green Fuels for Denmark Power-to-X project has received DKK600 million of funding under the Important Projects of Common European Interest (IPCEI) programme.
Hydrogen is not a panacea for reaching net zero emissions by 2050, but can become 'a big niche' fuel in particular sectors and applications, the Commons Science and Technology Committee concludes in a new report.
A consortium of partners including FFI and Siemens Energy has begun work in Newcastle, UK, on a new £3.5 million ammonia cracker prototype designed to produce green hydrogen.
The manufacturing of the equipment at Nel’s factory in Herning, Denmark, will commence when a final purchase order is signed.
Howden has opened a new office in Singapore to expand its existing presence and support in APAC.
TÜV Rheinland has issued the first green hydrogen certificate in Brazil to White Martins – Linde's subsidiary.
TECO 2030 has announced that the grant agreement has been signed by the EU. The grant consists of €5 million under the funding scheme HORIZON EUROPE. The project is planned to start in February 2023.
Funding will advance electrolysis technology, drive down clean hydrogen and fuel cell costs, and provide long-term support for hydrogen hubs and other industry deployments.
The projects, once operational, will be located in Poland, France, the UK, and Spain.
Proteum Energy and Transitus Energy have signed a Letter of Intent to explore joint development opportunities in the UK, the Netherlands, the Republic of Ireland and Norway to produce low-carbon hydrogen.
Woodside Energy has awarded a major contract to Air Liquide for the liquefaction equipment at its proposed H2OK hydrogen project in Ardmore, Oklahoma, US.
First Hydrogen has selected EDAG Group as its design styling partner for its next generation of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles (FCEVs).
MATHESON will invest in and establish a large, multi-feed hydrogen plant to supply NRL’s refinery units in Assam, India.
The hydrogen was produced from the first set of electrolyser stacks as part of the planned start-up and testing of production equipment at the 20 MW HySynergy facility in Fredericia, Denmark.
Everfuel has received €33.1 million funding from the Danish government under the Important Projects of Common European Interest (IPCEI) programme.