ABB has signed an order with HydrogenPro to provide electrical equipment for one of the world’s largest single stack high-pressure alkaline electrolysers at a specially built test facility in Herøya, Norway.
Eni and Sonatrach have signed a memorandum of understanding for cooperation on initiatives in the energy transition.
H2 Green has signed a deal with SGN to develop a major green hydrogen production, storage and distribution facility in Inverness, Scotland.
The companies have agreed to work together on a feasibility study to assess the introduction of hydrogen-powered trains for bulk freight.
FFI and the North Kalimantan Provincial Government of Indonesia have signed an agreement to explore and study the potential for renewable energy and green hydrogen projects.
Airbus has expanded its presence in Spain with the launch of an Airbus UpNext entity and a Zero Emission Development Centre for hydrogen technologies.
Port Anthony Renewables has completed heavily oversubscribed capital raising as it positions itself to develop one of the largest hydrogen hubs in south-eastern Australia.
Anne Lyck Smitshuysen has invented a technology that will reduce the costs of green hydrogen production by approximately 15%, for which she has been granted the Flemming Bligaard Award.
Swedish investment company, Qarlbo, has made an investment to establish Europe’s first network of 24 green hydrogen filling stations.
Blue Diamond has expanded its range of zero-emission products with its first acquisition of three EODev hydrogen power generators.
Together with Kawasaki, RWE is planning to build a hydrogen-powered gas turbine in Lingen, Germany.
Lhyfe has signed an agreement with Deutsche Bahn to build and operate an electrolyser in Tübingen, Germany, for the production of hydrogen fuel as part of the H2goesRail project.
Nikkiso CE & IG has announced its participation in the bunkering installation design of a new complete liquid hydrogen bunkering installation for Unitrove.
The companies have signed an MoU to advance hydrogen solutions that incorporate Howden’s gas compression systems into Chart Industries’ hydrogen offerings.
The companies will explore the use of hydrogen and carbon capture to help reduce emissions at the Southampton industrial cluster in the UK.