Hydrogen

Nel Hydrogen Fueling, a subsidiary of Nel, has received a purchase order from HysetCo for several H2Station modules to be used for light-duty fuel cell electric vehicles in Paris, France.

The common goal of the cooperation is to build hydrogen plants that meet the performance and cost requirements of the industry.

The companies have signed an MoU to detail action plans within the fields of decarbonisation, the hydrogen value chain, and digitalisation.

A 20 MW electrolyser from Sunfire will produce Finland’s first green hydrogen at a plant in Harjavalta.

STEAG will supply thyssenkrupp Steel with hydrogen and oxygen in a bid to significantly reduce CO2 emissions in hot metal production.

ADNOC has signed an MoU and joint study agreements with counterparts in Germany in order to accelerate and deepen collaboration in clean hydrogen.

As the cost of blue and grey hydrogen surges in line with rising fossil fuel prices, the feasibility of green hydrogen as an affordable and secure source of renewable energy in Europe is growing.

The Power to Green Hydrogen Mallorca Project, led by Enagás and Acciona, and with the participation of CEMEX and IDEA, has been inaugurated by the third vice-president and Minister for Ecological Transition, Teresa Ribera.

The companies have signed a Joint Feasibility Study Agreement to advance the studies for a commercial hydrogen production and conversion project in Kerteh, Malaysia.

GAUSSIN, a leader in the clean and intelligent transport of goods and people, has announced the launch of hydrogen-powered fuel cell Automated Guided Vehicles for seaports.

Arup, Lloyd's Register and The Resilience Shift's study focuses on the integration of fuel demand for early adopters in green corridors, ports, and energy systems.

First Hydrogen has reported on the progress of its two demonstrator vehicles as part of its partnerships with Ballard Power Systems Inc. and AVL Powertrain UK Ltd.

The companies intend to join efforts to develop high-capacity hydrogen refuelling stations in order to support the heavy-duty mobility market, as well as light-utility vehicles.

The MoU will explore green hydrogen project development opportunities in India's fertilizer industry, as well as the chemical, refining and petrochemical sectors.

Local communities across the North West of England have submitted their views on the first round of consultation for Cadent’s plans for a new underground hydrogen pipeline.