Hydrogen

Quest One supplies two ME450 electrolysers for a mobility project where the engineering firm Ingenion is building a hydrogen filling station in Mechernich Peternheide, Germany.

Hydrexia Pty Ltd and Pure Hydrogen have announced that the two companies have reached a commercial agreement for hydrogen technology solutions and products, Australia.

Hyroad Energy has announced a strategic partnership with Bosch Rexroth and GenH2 to develop a zero-loss liquid hydrogen refuelling station in Texas, US.

Honda has announced plans to test its high-differential pressure water electrolysis system at the International Space Station (ISS) in collaboration with Sierra Space and Tec-Masters.

27 hydrogen projects have been selected for the next stage of the Second Hydrogen Allocation Round (HAR2) – supporting low-carbon hydrogen production in the UK.

Toyota Material Handling Europe and Plug Power, supply partners of STEF, are set to bring hydrogen forklift and hydrogen fuel cell solutions to two of its cold storage distribution centres, in France and Spain.

CIMC-Hexagon has delivered its first batch of Type IV high-pressure hydrogen cylinders for use in Hexagon Purus’ hydrogen distribution modules in Europe.

Hyundai Motor Company has announced the NEXO fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV), mid-size SUV, at its global launch event at the Seoul Mobility Show, South Korea.

HTEC has announced the opening of its sixth retail light-duty hydrogen refuelling station in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

Mabanaft and HIF Global have signed an agreement to accerlerate e-methanol adoption in the shipping industry.

Alleima has introduced an on-site tubing solution, a mobile machine capable of straightening and cutting thick-walled coiled tubing directly at the construction site, particularly for hydrogen refuelling stations.

With 55 km of hydrogen pipelines, the long-distance transmission system operator Nowega GmbH has commissioned the first section of its hydrogen network.

WestEnergie has launched HydroNet, a pilot project in the Sauerland region, Germany, to demonstrate how a hydrogen economy can be integrated into existing industrial structures.

A carbon capture technology, developed by researchers at the University of Surrey, UK, could offer a more cost-effective way to remove CO2 from the air and turn it into clean, synthetic fuel.

Hydnum Steel and thyssenkrupp Materials Processing Europe have collaborated to help the transition to a decarbonised steel industry.