Hydrogen

ACWA Power and SEFE have partnered to deliver 200 000 t of green hydrogen annually to Germany and Europe.

ZeroAvia has received FAA G-1 for a 600 kW electric propulsion system.

RenewableUK and Hydrogen UK have unveiled key measures to drive down green hydrogen production costs by 58%.

Denmark has unveiled its new plan to boost hydrogen infrastructure.

Tata Steel has become India’s first steel company to demonstrate end-to-end capabilities to develop steel pipes for the transportation of hydrogen.

Evonik and VoltH2 have forged a long-term partnership to pioneer green hydrogen in Delfzijl, the Netherlands.

Lhyfe has secured an €11 million grant for a second 10 MW green hydrogen production site in Sweden.

Vallourec has joined the Hydrogen Council as its newest Supporting Member.

Lhyfe has announced the construction of a fifth green hydrogen production site in France, the first in northern France.

Yanmar’s hydrogen engine production plan has been approved as part of Japan’s zero-emission ships project.

HELION Hydrogen Power has signed a strategic partnership agreement with M Reformer.

Hygenco has received the RFNBO pre-certification from Bureau Veritas.

Luxcara and GreenH have made a final investment decision for one of Norway’s first large scale green hydrogen projects.

Obayashi Corporation has demonstrated marine transportation of green hydrogen produced in New Zealand and showed its utilisation in Fiji.

Symbio has consolidated its lead as A Tier 1 automotive supplier by becoming the first European fuel cell technology player to obtain certification to IATF standard.