European hydrogen news

The Port of Klaipeda, Lithuania, has received a construction completion certificate for its green hydrogen station project with production set to begin soon.

INNIO Group and the Net Zero Innovation Hub for Data Centers have completed the demonstration of backup power for data centres using hydrogen-fuelled engines.

Green Energy Park Global and Vale have officially launched HYDEAS, a large scale hydrogen-to-green iron production platform in Brazil.

The hydrogen filling station at Saarbahn’s bus depot in Saarbrücken, Germany, has been put into operation, allowing fuel cell buses to be refuelled with green hydrogen.

H2SITE has signed an agreement with Petronor to advance high-purity hydrogen production in refining through advanced membrane technology.

Nel Hydrogen has received a US$7 million purchase order from Mesure Process for containerised PEM electrolyser equipment for hydrogen refuelling stations.

Kent has been awarded the engineering contract for MorGen Energy’s 20 MW green hydrogen plant at Milford Haven in West Wales, UK.

Poland’s GAZ-SYSTEM has become Europe’s first hydrogen transmission network operator to undergo the certificate of independence procedure.

MB Energy has been granted a permit to build an ammonia import hub in Hamburg, Germany, to support the hydrogen economy.

Armstrong Industrial has formalised a partnership with Hystar to deliver integrated and modular hydrogen production plants from 1 MW to 20 MW.