European hydrogen news

OMV has received a €450 loan from the European Investment Bank (EIB) for the construction of its 140 MW green hydrogen production facility in Austria.

John Cockerill has unveiled its first electrolyser manufactured and assembled in France and begins production of equipment for a new green hydrogen project in Europe.

Lhyfe has signed a major partnership with Messer, which will buy a 30% stake in four hydrogen production sites and commit to a 10-year hydrogen supply agreement.

KBR has provided a highlighting the advantages of Syntholene’s geothermally integrated solid oxide electrolyser cells for step change reduction in hydrogen cost.

Burckhardt Compression has been selected by HYDS to supply high pressure hydrogen compression solutions for a hydrogen supply chain in the Nordics.

Airbus and MTU Aero Engines have announced intentions to create a joint venture to develop and commercialise a fully electric hydrogen fuel cell aircraft engine.

ANDRITZ and RAG Austria AG have marked the start of construction for Austria’s largest green hydrogen plant with a groundbreaking ceremony.

H2BE and INEOS have agreed preliminary terms for a low carbon hydrogen offtake deal to supply INEOS’ Project One steam cracker in Antwerp, Belgium.

Hydrogenera and Stargate Hydrogen have signed a cooperation agreement to advance further collaboration in industrial hydrogen projects in Europe.

Novar has announced that the first 25 kg of green hydrogen has been produced at the H2 Hollandia project in Drenthe, the Netherlands.