Global Hydrogen Review news updates

Nefco has signed a €7 million loan agreement with Norweigan Hydrogen to help it deliver renewable hydrogen solutions in hard-to-abate sectors.

Electric Hydrogen has been selected by Synergen Green Energy for a 240 MW green ammonia and hydrogen project in the US.

EBARA Corp. has formed a strategic consortium to facilitate commercial scale imports of liquid hydrogen to Europe.

ITM Power has signed a contract with Octopus Energy Generation’s project to deploy its green hydrogen systems at a manufacturing plant in Gravesend, UK.

K2 Pure Solutions has broken ground on its commercial low-carbon hydrogen facility in Pittsburg, California, US.

Plug Power has installed a 5 MW GenEco electrolyser with Cleanergy Solutions Namibia for Africa’s first fully integrated green hydrogen facility.

Fortum and City of Kemi have agreed to develop a suitable area on Ajos island, Finland, for a hydrogen and/or hydrogen derivatives production plant.

Following the integration of an electrolyser, production of green hydrogen has begun at the Viscofan facilities in Cáseda, Spain, as part of the H2OP project.

KBR has been awarded a technology and engineering contract by IGNIS for a hydrogen-based green ammonia facility in A Coruña, Spain.

HDF Energy and ABB have collaborated to develop a multi-MW hydrogen fuel cell system, accelerating the decarbonisation of heavy maritime transport.

Penspen has been awarded a project by National Gas Transmission to study oxygen inhibition for pipeline embrittlement for a national hydrogen pipeline network.

Linde LienHwa and CPC Corp. have announced the official launch of two hydrogen refuelling stations in Tainin and Kaohsiung, Taiwan.

Lummus Technology and Advanced Ionics have broken ground on a green hydrogen pilot plant for Advanced Ionics’ electrolyser technology.

ITM Power have been awarded two engineering contracts, one in Australia and one in Canada.

Nel ASA has made the final investment decision to industrialise the Next Generation Pressurized Alkaline platform.

Samsung E&A has received a contract for Front End Engineering Design (FEED) of a sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production plant in the US, marking its full-scale entry into the global clean energy market.

Greene Tweed has achieved a hydrogen compression breakthrough with new composite impeller design for hydrogen technology.

The Finnish Hydrogen Cluster and NLHydrogen, the Netherlands, have signed a cooperation agreement to promote collaboration among hydrogen stakeholders in both countries.

GASCADE has completed the conversion of 400 km of existing natural gas pipelines to transport hydrogen, a milestone for the German hydrogen network.

Johnson Matthey has officially opened the first hydrogen internal combustion engine testing facility in Gothenburg, Sweden.

Scientists from Nazarbayev University have launched the first domestic facility for the production of green hydrogen in Kazakhstan.

Elemental Clean Fuels, Sc.wénwen, and Kruger have partnered to advance a green hydrogen facility at the Kruger pulp mill in Kamloops, Canada.

The African Development Bank has approved a US$10 million loan to Hyphen Hydrogen Energy to support a large green hydrogen project in Namibia.

Peregrine Hydrogen and Tasmania Energy Metals have signed an LoI to use Peregrine’s electrolyser technology for a nickel processing plant in Bell Bay, Tasmania.