Asia pacific hydrogen news

Wood Mackenzie identifies five critical developments that will reshape the global hydrogen sector in the coming years.

VINSSEN has launched Korea’s first hydrogen fuel cell-powered ship, HYDRO ZENITH, developed in compliance with the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries’ Interim Standards.

Tsubame BHB has initiated trial operations in ammonia synthesis facilities and confirmed ammonia production at INPEX's Kashiwazaki Hydrogen Park, Japan.

Kawasaki Heavy Industries and Japan Suiso Energy have signed a contract to build the world’s largest liquefied hydrogen carrier with a capacity of 40 000 m3.

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

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

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

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd (MHI) has produced 99% pure hydrogen at its ammonia cracking pilot plant at the Nagasaki District Research & Innovation Centre using steam heating.

VINSSEN has formed a partnership with ILDO F&C to develop composite bipolar plate technology for hydrogen systems across marine, industrial, and aerospace markets.

Hyundai Motor Group and Air Liquide have expanded their strategic partnership to advance the expansion of a comprehensive hydrogen ecosystem.