European hydrogen news

BMW has introduced its next-generation hydrogen fuel cell Automated Guided Vehicles (AGV’s) built around Intelligent Energy’s fuel cell technology.

Royal NLR has opened the Energy to Propulsion Test Facility (EPTF) for aviation applications, including hydrogen-electric aircraft systems.

Luxcara has begun construction of the 100 MW electrolyser for the Hamburg Green Hydrogen Hub in Moorburg, Germany, contributing to the decarbonisation of the industry.

EWE has launched construction of the 320 MW generation plant in Emden, Germany, marking a crucial step in its Clean Hydrogen Coastline programme.

The Port of Bilbao, Spain, will host the pilot test of the H2TOW hydrogen-powered tow tractor designed to decarbonise high-intensity operations.

The University of South Wales and Protium have partnered to advance green hydrogen technological innovation and growth in South Wales and beyond.

Hy2gen has secured a strategic site in the Port of Oulu, northern Finland, for the development of a new facility to produce renewable hydrogen and synthetic fuels.

Uniper and thyssenkrupp Uhde have signed a framework agreement for the use of ammonia cracking technology for six large scale ammonia plants.

BrightHy Solutions has expanded its green hydrogen footprint in Southern Europe with an agreement to deliver a new electrolyser and hydrogen refuelling station project.

Orange has partnered with Climate Impulse to advance the project’s mission to achieve the first zero-emissions round-the-world flight powered by green hydrogen.