European hydrogen news

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Longi Hydrogen has delivered its first electrolysis system to Europe, a 5 MW water electrolysis system tailored to European application requirements.

Rheinmetall has completed the development of electrode technology for hydrogen production and initiated preparations for pilot production.

OMW has received €123 million in funding for the largest green hydrogen plant in Austria, located in Bruck an der Leitha.

Gen2 Energy has secured 195 MW capacity for its green hydrogen project at Nesbruket, Norway, completing the first phase of the project.

RCT Hydrogen has announced that it will start manufacturing electrolysers for hydrogen production in 2026 in Thuringia, Germany.

Fortum has produced the first hydrogen at Kalla Test Centre in Loviisa, Finland, during the first phase of the commissioning of the electrolyser equipment.

KfW IPEX-Bank has agreed to provide €150 million to Nowega for the hydrogen core network in Germany.

The Bundesnetzagentur has issued a determination setting out differentiated tariff structures for the hydrogen core network in Germany.

Balfour Beatty has completed a trial of hydrogen-based engine cleaning technology to reduce carbon emissions across its rail fleet.