Hydrogen

Element One has announced the advancement of a technology for enhanced hydrogen production from naturally occurring rock systems.

Sunfire has launched a new 50 MW pressurised alkaline electrolyser system for the next phase of industrial green hydrogen scale up.

H2NorthEast has signed an agreement with Northern Gas Networks and applied to the East Coast Cluster to supply low carbon hydrogen to industries across North East England, UK.

Amogy and GS E&C have signed a joint venture agreement to advance green ammonia-to-hydrogen power generation in South Korea.

Prominence Energy has announcement the commencement of its first on-ground exploration programme at the Gawler Hydrogen and Helium Project in South Australia.

Hydrexia has entered into a commercial agreement with KPT Chemical Group to deploy hydrogen technologies in Vietnam.

SuSteelAG consortium has completed the first industrial scale pilot test in Oshivela, Namibia, to convert iron ore to direct-reduced iron using hydrogen.

Northern Europe Energy Group, SEFE, and the Baltic Sea Hydrogen Collector (BHC) consortium have collaborated to advance a Nordic-Baltic green hydrogen ecosystem.

Gasunie and Fluxys hydrogen have signed an agreement to interconnect the Dutch and Belgium hydrogen infrastructure near Antwerp.

A UK skills initiative has identified the key roles and qualifications needed to drive the hydrogen and carbon capture, usage, and storage sectors towards net zero.

HyET Hydrogen has completed the factory acceptance test for a hydrogen purification and recycling system used in semiconductor manufacturing.

Worley Rosenberg has been awarded the engineering contract for the first liquid hydrogen production facility in the Nordic region.

The Spanish Official Credit Institute (ICO) has granted €12.75 million in financing to HVR Energy for the deployment of 30 hydrogen refuelling stations in Spain.

GravitHy has selected Hatch to deliver the FEED for its low carbon hydrogen-based iron production facility in Fos sur Mer, southern France.

Schneider Electric and Microsoft have collaborated to demonstrate how AI-powered, open software-defined automation transforms green hydrogen and complex industries.