Hydrogen

Jacobs has been awarded a feasibility study contract from RWE to investigate the production and supply of green hydrogen in South Wales, UK.

After an oversubscribed capital raise, Patriot Hydrogen is working towards installing its first hydrogen unit at Kimberley Clean Energy’s Kilto Station project in Western Australia.

In a new report, Wood Mackenzie underlines the huge momentum behind both CCUS and low-carbon hydrogen, with announcements of new projects, policies and investments.

Atlas Copco Gas and Process will supply CO2 compression equipment to one of Europe’s most ambitious renewable biofuels plant projects.

Everfuel Sweden AB has been awarded two grants totalling approximately SEK45 million by the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency investment programme.

H2X Global and Advik enter into a joint venture to develop components for hydrogen vehicles and products for the Indian and global market.

Cadent, a leading gas network in North West England, is launching its consultation on the HyNet North West Hydrogen Pipeline.

Clariant has announced that it will supply KBR with its AmoMax 10 Plus ammonia synthesis catalyst for the upcoming ACME green ammonia plant in Oman.

Shell has started operations at the power-to-hydrogen electrolyser in Zhangjiakou, China, a JV between Shell China and Zhangjiakou City Transport Construction Investment Holding Group Co. Ltd.

Linde Engineering has signed an agreement with Yara for the construction and delivery of a 24 MW green hydrogen plant in Norway.

A German public organisation plans to award Everfuel a contract for a hydrogen refuelling station for heavy-duty vehicles.

INEOS is planning to invite major contractors to tender for the next stage of the design of a carbon capture-enabled hydrogen production plant in Grangemouth, Scotland.

H-TEC SYSTEMS has supplied Westnetz GmbH with two 1 MW electrolysis systems for the Green H2-Hub Haren project in Lower Saxony, Germany.

H2Pro – an Israeli start-up working to change the green hydrogen industry – has now raised US$75 million to accelerate its research.

Scientists at EPFL have developed a way to maximise hydrogen yields from biowaste – rapid photo-pyrolysis to produce hydrogen gas and solid conductive carbon from banana peels.