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Max Power drills natural hydrogen well

MAX Power has prepared to drill second natural hydrogen well as the programme expands 325 km southwest of Lawson Discovery, Saskatchewan, Canada.

Green hydrogen fills Dutch pipeline

The first section of Gasunie’s hydrogen pipeline in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, has been filled with green hydrogen, a significant milestone for the Dutch hydrogen market.

WWU launches feasibility study

Wales & West Utilities (WWU) has launched a feasibility study to assess how its hydrogen pipeline will support the UK South West’s energy resources and advance decarbonisation.

Casale and OMNI launch collaboration

Casale SA and OMNI Conversion Technologies Inc. have signed an MoA to jointly advance waste-to-green methanol and hydrogen technologies.

MB Energy inaugurates refuelling station

MB Energy has inaugurated a hydrogen refuelling station for truck in Lübeck, Germany, a key achievement in its development of viable hydrogen infrastructure.

Phe4GOLD project gets underway

Graziella Holding’s project to produce gold jewellery from green hydrogen has officially launched in Arezzo, Italy, with the first prototype expected by July 2026.


More hydrogen news updates

 
 

Air Products awarded supply contracts

Air Products has been awarded more than US$140 Million in NASA contracts to supply liquid hydrogen to several of its facilities.

 

Three new partners join hydrogen initiative

Scania, Hyundai, and Hyliko have joined forces with Volvo Group to deploy 125 hydrogen trucks across Europe as part of the H2Accelerate TRUCKS project.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Daimler presents new hydrogen truck

Daimler has unveiled its new hydrogen fuel cell-powered Mercedez-Benz with small-series production planned from the end of 2026.

 

Powerhouse Energy secures lease agreement

Powerhouse Energy Group plc has signed a lease agreement for a waste-to-hydrogen site at Silverwood Business Park, Ballymena, Northern Ireland.

 

Hydrexia provide refuelling stations for Toyota

Hydrexia has secured an order to provide Toyota Australia with relocatable hydrogen refuelling stations to support hydrogen-powered fuel cell electric vehicles in Australia.