European hydrogen news

GeoPura has been announced as the supplier of green hydrogen for the National Highways’ Lower Thames Crossing project in Britain.

The Rhenus Group has put a Daimler Truck hydrogen fuel-cell vehicle into regular logistics operations to test the application of alternative fuels in freight transport.

Finland and Germany have signed an agreement to advance their cooperation on hydrogen infrastructure, technology, and investments.

Solhyd has been selected for funding by the EIC Accelerator to accelerate industrialisation and scale its green hydrogen technology.

The Wesermarsch region has received EU funding for the Clean Hydrogen Coastline project and has launched the feasibility study to assess its green hydrogen potential.

A project led by Exeter Airport has confirmed that hydrogen can be safely and effectively integrated into airport ground operations, supporting the decarbonisation of the aviation sector.

AFC Energy has received approval from the UK Environment Agency to export and sell its own low carbon hydrogen, produced from its pilot ammonia cracking plant.

GASCADE Gastranport is planning a new 15 km section of its hydrogen pipeline to transport hydrogen from Lampertheim to Ludwigshafen am, Germany.

The Port of Marseille Fos and H4 Marseille Fos have signed occupancy permits for an industrial project dedicated to low carbon hydrogen and synthetic fuels.

Metacon has received an order for an oxygen purification system for Motor Oil Hellas’ electrolysis-based hydrogen production plant at its Corinth Refineries, Greece.