Hydrogen

Alstom has signed a collaboration agreement with Liebherr, a France-based company specialising in the manufacture of compressors for fuel cells.

Edify will supply Queensland Pacific Metals with green hydrogen from its planned green hydrogen production facility, which will be located in Northern Australia.

HydrogenOne has signed definitive agreements for a private equity investment of £10 million in HiiROC – a supplier of clean hydrogen production technology.

bp is planning a new large-scale green hydrogen production facility in the North East of England that could deliver up to 500 MWe of hydrogen production by 2030.

The companies have signed an MoU to collaborate on offshore wind-to-hydrogen developments in order to support a reliable, faster and cheaper green energy transition.

NNL and DNV are partnering to explore the potential of nuclear for the conversion of UK gas networks to hydrogen.

The company has secured SEK151 million for the production of up to 50 000 t of eMethanol from green hydrogen.

The electrolyser will be installed at Ovako’s plant in Hofors, Sweden – one of the first plants in the world to use hydrogen to heat steel prior to rolling and hot forming.

The Arbikie Highland Estate Distillery near Montrose, Scotland, has been granted £3 million funding.

Several companies have joined forces to develop a hydrogen-based marine fuel solution that will exceed the IMO 2050 target for a 70% reduction in carbon intensity.

The companies will use Hycamite’s technology to study the decomposition of natural gas and biogas into clean hydrogen and pure carbon.

Nikkiso has signed an agreement with Tatsuno to provide spare parts, maintenance and repair services for Tatsuno’s hydrogen dispensers.

Scatec and partners have chosen Plug Power to provide an electrolyser for the 100 MW green hydrogen facility to be built in Ain Sokhna, Egypt.

ARENA has announced that it will play a key role in the development and delivery of the German-Australian Hydrogen Innovation and Technology Incubator, known as HyGATE.

As part of its ‘Invest in Queensland’ programme, Queensland Government has announced that it will fund LAVO’s hydrogen fuel cell technology production facility.