European hydrogen news

The Clean Hydrogen Partnership has launched its 2026 Call for Proposals with €105 million to accelerate the deployment of clean hydrogen technologies across Europe.

H2SITE has launched H2SITE Norway AS, a new subsidiary based in Bergen, to support hydrogen-based solutions for maritime decarbonisation.

Lhyfe has supplied renewable hydrogen for the first motorway refuelling station in France, accessible to HGV’s operated by TEAL Mobility.

CF Industries Holdings Inc., Trafigura, and TFG Marine have signed an agreement to advance low-carbon ammonia for maritime decarbonisation.

ALRIGH2T consortium has met in Naples to review progress and advance towards the planned liquid hydrogen refuelling demonstration at Milan Malpensa Airport, Italy.

Simplifhy has installed a hydrogen power to power system for Layer Electronics, a step forward for the integration of hydrogen technologies into the industrial sector.

Heriot-Watt University has found that hydrogen transport infrastructure is developing at half the pace of other clean technologies, creating a bottleneck.

The European Commission has approved a €200 million German scheme to support the production of renewable hydrogen and its derivatives in Canada.

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

Clyde Hydrogen Systems has announced the launch of its first fully integrated prototype electrolyser system, helping to increase the efficiency and safety of hydrogen production.