Electrolyser news

The University of South Wales and Protium have partnered to advance green hydrogen technological innovation and growth in South Wales and beyond.

BrightHy Solutions has expanded its green hydrogen footprint in Southern Europe with an agreement to deliver a new electrolyser and hydrogen refuelling station project.

Masdar and Tadweer Group have collaborated to develop Abu Dhabi’s first commercial scale hydrogen and waste-to-sustainable aviation fuel project.

Stablegrid Group has chosen ITM Power as the technology partner and supplier for two energy infrastructure projects in Germany, with 710 MW of electrolyser capacity.

Solvay and Sapio have signed a ten-year agreement for the production of renewable hydrogen at a facility in Rosignano, Italy, as part of the Hydrogen Valley Rosignano Project.

Shell has secured power purchase agreements with Nordsee One and Solarkraftwerk Halenbeck-Rohlsdorf for a renewable hydrogen electrolyser in Germany.

SunHydrogen, Inc., has expanded its partnership with CTF Solar GmbH to advance the commercialisation of its photoelectrochemical hydrogen production technology.

Hymeth has signed an agreement with Uniper to deliver its HYAEON 25 electrolyser for installation at Uniper’s Malmö facility in Sweden.

Plug Power has been selected by Carlton Power for 55 MW GenEco electrolyser deployment across three green hydrogen projects in the UK.

Ohmium has surpassed the electrolyser industry’s 2030 target with an 18 GW/t iridium utilisation rate, enhancing the cost-efficiency of green hydrogen solutions.