Hydrogen

Baker Hughes has announced its investment in Ekona Power Inc., a growth stage company developing novel turquoise hydrogen production technology.

The ambition is to use the hydrogen to help decarbonise the companies’ operations, and to supply customers in heavy industries, the maritime sector and road transport.

The Australian Hydrogen Council has welcomed an investment from CEFC of up to US$12.5 million to help Ark Energy Corporation to produce green hydrogen to power fuel cell electric trucks.

Energinet has been in dialogue with market players from Denmark and abroad, who have expressed interest in Danish hydrogen infrastructure.

Leaders from organisations in the UK have joined forces to explore the role of hydrogen in decarbonising the country’s industry, transport and domestic heating sectors.

The companies will seek to identify opportunities within blue and green hydrogen, waste plastic recycling, bio-refinery, eFuels, CCUS and other solutions to reduce carbon emissions.

Patriot Hydrogen has signed an agreement with KCE to supply 75 of its P2H modular power generation units.

MAN Energy Solutions has announced that its gas-powered, four-stroke engines are 'H2-ready' and operable in stationary mode with a hydrogen content of up to 25% by volume in a gas-fuel mix.

Wärtsilä’s co-operation with GEV has resulted in GEV successfully obtaining Approval-in-Principle for its pilot-scale 430 t C-H2 carrier vessel.

Babcock & Wilcox has signed an agreement with the Ohio State Innovation Foundation for an exclusive, worldwide commercial license for a chemical looping process and particle used for decarbonisation and the production of hydrogen, steam and/or syngas.

Mitsubishi Power and DT Midstream have entered into a strategic joint development agreement to advance clean hydrogen energy development projects across the US.

Honeywell and ZoneFlow Reactor Technologies to collaborate on breakthrough structured catalyst for hydrogen production.

Emerging renewables company, Patriot Hydrogen Ltd., has formed a joint venture agreement with CAC-H2 Pte Ltd. of Singapore.

Early testing has proved that Titan Hydrogen’s fuel cell enhancement technology delivers significantly higher voltages compared with regular fuel cells.

Equinor has awarded pre-FEED study contracts to develop the 600 MW H2H Saltend low carbon hydrogen production plant in the UK.