Blue hydrogen news

North Sea hydrogen storage could power UK for seven years, according to research from the Durham Energy Institute.

Phasecraft has been tapped by ARPA-E to develop and apply quantum algorithms for catalyst discovery.

GlobalData has reported that green hydrogen is set to command an 88.6% share of low-carbon production by 2030, overtaking blue hydrogen.

AFC Energy has received approval from the UK Environment Agency to export and sell its own low carbon hydrogen, produced from its pilot ammonia cracking plant.

TÜV SÜD has certified green hydrogen and its derivatives in accordance with the EU certification systems, supporting Germany’s goal to become climate neutral by 2050.

Hygen Energy has announced the acquisition of the HyBont low-carbon hydrogen production and refuelling project from Marubeni Corp., located in Bridgend, Wales.

Gasunie has announced that the hydrogen pipeline in the Port of Rotterdam is in its final stages, the first section of what will become a European hydrogen network.

Supercritical Solutions and Shell B.V. have signed an agreement to advance Supercritical’s electrolyser technology to pilot demonstration for hydrogen applications.

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

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