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The company has achieved the ambitious target of making hydrogen using an electrolyser designed and built by its team.

Protium, a UK-based green hydrogen energy company, has announced that it will deploy its first electrolyser in the UK, sourced from Enapter.

The companies have signed a partnership agreement to develop fuel cell systems equipped with EKPO stacks for automotive and non-automotive applications.

Blue Diamond has expanded its range of zero-emission products with its first acquisition of three EODev hydrogen power generators.

Together with Kawasaki, RWE is planning to build a hydrogen-powered gas turbine in Lingen, Germany.

Clariant is participating in Germany’s TransHyDE project, AmmoRef, which is aimed at developing process technologies and catalysts for ammonia cracking to facilitate hydrogen transport.

HydrogenOne has signed definitive agreements for a private equity investment of £9.05 million in NanoSUN – a supplier of mobile hydrogen storage and refuelling systems.

The company has introduced its latest Angstrom 2.5 MW containerised single stack hydrogen production system, which will contribute to green hydrogen production.

The company has opened the ‘Hydrogen Fuel Cell Powertrain Integration Center’ in California, US, signalling its commitment to scaling-up the green hydrogen economy in the country.

The Finnish Climate Fund has granted a capital loan of €5 million to Aurelia Turbines – producer of gas turbines designed to use hydrogen, biogas and other renewable fuels.

Alzchem is aiming to position itself as a solution provider in the manufacturing process of hydrogen tanks, which are key components for the e-mobility market.

Centrica has announced it is taking a minority stake in HiiROC, a hydrogen production technology company.

Alstom has signed a collaboration agreement with Liebherr, a France-based company specialising in the manufacture of compressors for fuel cells.

HydrogenOne has signed definitive agreements for a private equity investment of £10 million in HiiROC – a supplier of clean hydrogen production technology.

The electrolyser will be installed at Ovako’s plant in Hofors, Sweden – one of the first plants in the world to use hydrogen to heat steel prior to rolling and hot forming.