European hydrogen news

Lhyfe has signed a multi-year contract to supply RFNBO-certified renewable hydrogen for the heavy mobility sector.

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

Air Liquide has integrated its first hydrogen-powered heavy-duty trucks for its logistics in the Netherlands, accelerating the shift to low carbon mobility solutions.

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

Ofgem has announced an additional £107 million of funding for two new projects, adding to £57 million confirmed in June for Project Union: East Coast.

Haffner Energy has revealed its new technology for hydrogen applications, built specifically with small scale units in mind.

Snowfox Discovery has engaged Viridien to provide multiphysics services for global natural hydrogen exploration.

EnergyPathways has collaborated with KBR and Hazer on engineering studies for its planned hydrogen and graphite facilities in North West England.

The UK hydrogen industry is gathering momentum, with new projects accelerating the decarbonisation of transport, industry, and construction, reflected in HEA’s project map.

The EU has introduced binding quotas for sustainable hydrogen and TÜV SÜD has completed 19 certifications under these schemes.