European hydrogen news

Cavendish Hydrogen has been awarded a significant engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) contract for a hydrogen fuelling station in Germany.

Keele University, UK, has launched a new green hydrogen generation hub to explore excess renewable energy for hydrogen production.

Crematoria Twente has been given the green light to trial the use of green hydrogen to power its furnaces as a sustainable alternative to natural gas.

H2APEX and East Energy have planned a joint venture ‘Hanseatic H2’ for decentralised green hydrogen projects in Germany.

Rouge H2 Engineering AG has collaborated with AMBARtec AG to provide technology for the EU project H2LOOP which aims to decarbonise the steel industry.

Cadent has unveiled plans for a new hydrogen pipeline to supply industry across the Humber, Lincolnshire, and Nottinghamshire, UK.

IMI has agreed to supply a 1 MW electrolyser to support a hydrogen bus filling station Bielefeld, Germany, where 29 dual-fuel buses are in operation.

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.

thyssenkrupp Materials Services has signed an agreement with Stegra to aquire non-prime steel from Stegra’s hydrogen-based steel plant in Boden, Sweden.

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