Hydrogen

Ohmium International has announced its selection as the electrolyser supplier for Lewis County Transit’s zero emission transportation network.

Masdar has signed agreements with three Norwegian companies aiming to explore renewable and green hydrogen opportunities.

Hyundai Motor Group has signed a collaborative research agreement with Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU), in the field of new energy at the Singapore-Korea Business Forum, Ritz Carlton Singapore.

Hyzon has announced the Start of Production (SOP) of its single-stack 200 kW Fuel Cell System (FCS).

Plug Power Inc. has signed a binding framework agreement with Allied Green Ammonia (AGA) to finalise a supply agreement for 3 GW of electrolyser capacity to AGA’s green hydrogen to ammonia plant in Australia.

Six renewable hydrogen projects have signed their respective grant agreements, advancing them towards implementation.

Celadyne, the decarbonisation and hydrogen solution company, has announced the launch of its Army SBIR Phase II in partnership with the US army.

As the green hydrogen landscape continues to evolve, stakeholders need to be dedicated to driving sustainable and innovative solutions. Frederic Godemel, EVP Power Systems and Services, Schneider Electric, explains.

A hydrogen refuelling station for heavy traffic has opened at the Port of Gothenburg, Sweden.

Johnson Matthey has responded positively to the UK government's pledge of £21.7 billion towards carbon capture and storage (CCUS) projects.

The UK government has confirmed funding to launch the UK's first carbon capture sites, set to bring thousands of new skilled jobs, billions in private investment and support acceleration to net zero.

The UK electrolyser technology sector has been given a boost with the announcement of three winners of the Net Zero Technology Centre’s (NZTC) 2024 Electrolyser funding competition.

H2 MOBILITY Deutschland and BASF have officially opened a new hydrogen filling station in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany.

Yara International has officially opened its new ammonia import terminal in Brunsbüttel, Germany.

Investment and projects in low-emissions hydrogen are growing, but policies to stimulate demand in key sectors such as heavy industry, refining and long-distance transport are needed to speed up deployment.