Asia pacific hydrogen news

Netflix Australia has selected EODev’s hydrogen generator to power the base camp of the movie APEX, supporting the decarbonisation of film production.

Pure One has manufactured its hydrogen fuel cell trucks for Heidelberg materials, and has delivered its electric minibus to South West Community Transport in Australia.

Accelleron’s report shows how Asia Pacific ports are building early foundations for green hydrogen-based e-fuel markets through coordinated cross-sector action.

Sinopec Qingdao Refining & Chemical Co. has developed a project to produce green hydrogen from seawater using electrolysis in Qingdao City, China.

Ebara Elliott Energy has been awarded an order from Kawasaki Heavy Industries to advance its global liquefied hydrogen supply chain.

Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd has signed an agreement with three Canadian organisations to explore the potential for building a liquefied hydrogen supply chain.

Greenlyzer has signed an agreement with Royal Group of Companies to accelerate green hydrogen deployment across Cambodia and Southeast Asia.

Prominence Energy has secured CSIRO Kick-Start funding to advance collaborative work on the Gawler natural hydrogen and helium project in South Australia.

Teledyne Energy Systems Inc. has deployed a hydrogen generator at JTEKT Corp.’s green hydrogen demonstration plant in Aichi Prefecture, Japan.

Isuzu and Toyota have partnered to develop Japan’s first mass-produced light-duty hydrogen fuel cell electric truck, aiming to start production in 2027.