Hydrogen

Asahi Kasei has announced the expansion of its facilities at Kawasaki Works, Japan, to manufacture electrolysis system components for clean hydrogen production.

Royal Gordon University (RGU) has secured an £800 000 grant to accelerate low-carbon energy solutions through the production of hydrogen by capturing waste steam.

Halo Capital and Penspen have partnered to advance landmark helium and hydrogen redevelopment projects in Australia, accelerating the clean energy transition.

Lhyfe, Euromekanik, and Hystar have partnered to move towards final investment decision on the two largest green hydrogen projects for the bulk market in Sweden.

ICL and AFC Energy have announced a joint venture to deliver low-cost, low-carbon hydrogen from ammonia using AFC’s cracking technology.

OX2 has partnered with Stargate Hydrogen to accelerate industrial scale electrolyser deployment in the Nordics, starting with a hydrogen project in Åland.

Plug Power Inc. has completed the first phase of its hydrogen supply delivery of 44.5 t for the H2CAST project in Germany.

MB Energy and Gen2 Energy have signed an agreement to collaborate on an RFNBO compliant liquid hydrogen supply chain from Norway to Germany.

HOERBIGER has been selected to supply three HCP 500 Hydrogen Compressor Packages for Hamburg Green Hydrogen Hub in Germany.

EnergyPathways is set to submit new hydrogen and natural gas storage licence applications in the East Irish Sea to support the MESH Project.

CHARBONE CORP. has announced the conclusion of a strategic alliance and commercial supply agreements with a major US industrial gas producer.

ORLEN’s Amber Hydrogen Valley project has been selected to receive advisory support, strengthening the company’s hydrogen capabilities in Pomerania, a region along the Baltic Coast.

Rockwell Automation has announced a strategic collaboration with Energy Observer for the E03 watercraft, a significant step for sustainable maritime innovation.

VoltH2 has been granted the permit for its 20 MW electrolyser plant in Gelsenkirchen, Germany, a milestone in its final investment decision (FID) process.

DELO and DATRON have jointly developed a system solution to drive the industrialisation of fuel cell sealing applications.