European hydrogen news

Trafigura’s subsidiary, MorGen Energy, has reached final investment decision for its 20 MW green hydrogen production project in Milford Haven, Wales, UK.

Heidelberg Materials has used hydrogen to decarbonise asphalt production on an industrial scale at its Criggion plant in Powys, mid Wales, UK.

Bristol Airport and Equilibrion have completed a study on nuclear-derived sustainable fuels, including SAF and hydrogen, in the South West of England, UK.

Södra, OX2, and TES have launched the feasibility study for a hydrogen-based e-NG project at Södra’s pulp mill in Värö, Sweden.

Teeside University, UK, has launched a carbon dioxide separation validation project supporting the region’s growing hydrogen and biogas ambitions.

The joint venture between BP and Iberdrola España has reached the final phase of construction of what will be the largest green hydrogen plant in Spain.

A new European research initiative, the DESIREE project, has been launched in Spain to improve green hydrogen production for a decarbonised future.

The new NORHyWAY project, led by Sintef, has received funding from the EU, strengthening Norway’s position in industrial hydrogen deployment.

Drift Energy and Enapter have signed an agreement to develop marinised electrolyser technology for offshore hydrogen production.

ZeroAvia has signed a deal to support Korean Atomic Energy Research Institute (KAERI) in development and testing of composite liquid hydrogen storage systems.