Hydrogen

Essar Oil UK has announced plans to install a new £45 million furnace at Stanlow that’s capable of using hydrogen as its fuel source.

Linde has announced that it has signed a long-term agreement with BASF, one of the world's largest chemical companies, for the supply of hydrogen and steam.

Everfuel has published its 2021 financial results, and has reiterated that its ambition is to make green hydrogen for zero emission mobility commercially-available across Europe.

The companies have announced their cooperation to develop breakthrough, cutting-edge technologies to enable the transportation of liquid hydrogen.

Through this acquisition, the companies plan to focus on the production of methanol using hydrogen as the primary feedstock.

Air Products and the Hamburg Port Authority will work together to identify potential ways of establishing a comprehensive hydrogen value chain across the port of Hamburg, Germany.

Together with a consortium of leading companies, Reganosa will develop and test innovative, efficient and circular solutions for the production and storage of green hydrogen.

The company intends to spend PLN7.4 billion by 2030 on low and zero-carbon hydrogen development projects.

The Eastern Switzerland University of Applied Sciences (OST) has selected Kelvion to supply technology for the ‘Swiss Low-Cost Hydrogen Refuelling Station’ project.

Aicox Soluciones is planning to adapt GenCell’s hydrogen power solutions for telecom customers across the Iberian and Latin American market.

H2 Clipper has been awarded a patent on its new technology that covers the system, method and apparatus for safely and efficiently transporting hydrogen up to 1000 miles inside virtually any existing pipeline.

Chart Industries and Ballard Power Systems have successfully tested a fuel cell powered by liquid hydrogen.

CIP, Enagás, Naturgy, Fertiberia and Vestas have partnered up to build a project for the large-scale production of green hydrogen and ammonia in Spain.

In 2021, 142 hydrogen refuelling stations went into operation worldwide – 37 new hydrogen stations were opened in Europe, 89 in Asia, and 13 in North America.

H2, the company building Australia’s first hydrogen-fuelled airplane, has opened to investors via the online trading platform VCEX.