Electrolyser news

Tony Brennan, Bürkert, explains that as the UK accelerates towards large scale, low-carbon hydrogen production, electrolysis processes are taking centre stage.

Syntholene Energy Corp. has announced that the construction of its hydrogen e-fuels demonstration facility in Húsavík, Iceland, is targeting completion in June 2026.

Ohmium and InSolare have collaborated to deliver a multi-application green hydrogen project for NLC India Ltd in Neyveli, Tamil Nadu, India.

Power to Hydrogen has secured an order from SINTEF for a half MW electrolyser system to produce green hydrogen for its facility in Tiller, Norway.

GUOFUHEE has officially commissioned Morocco's first integrated green hydrogen demonstration system and has announced plans to invest US$30 million in a 1GW electrolyser plant.

ATOME has announced that it has selected Sungrow Hydrogen as the electrolyser supplier for its low-carbon fertilizer project at Villeta, Paraguay.

Chiara Ponzellini, Emerson, presents a scenario where an industrial, green hydrogen, original equipment manufacturer needed an equally sophisticated supplier of control technologies, a visualisation/data platform, and development services to speed up R&D and enhance process reliability.

SAMSUNG E&A and Nel Hydrogen have launched a 100 MW alkaline electrolyser solution at the World Hydrogen Summit in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

Quest One has announced that it is expanding its modular hydrogen platform with new functionalities, including an outdoor configuration and an extended system scope.

Topsoe has announced a revised strategic pathway for the development and commercialisation of its solid oxide electrolyser cell and derived technologies.