European hydrogen news

Siemens Energy has announced it is starting preparations for its Transformation of Industry business to become a standalone company, which includes its hydrogen electrolyser technology.

Nobian and Air Products have signed a long-term agreement for the offtake on RFNBO-compliant hydrogen produced at Nobian’s Rotterdam facility, the Netherlands.

HRS has completed an extensive testing campaign for a new hydrogen refuelling technology to improve the performance and cost-efficiency of heavy-duty applications.

Sweco has announced it is providing key services for the planned HYBOR hydrogen pipeline in Saxony-Anhalt, Saxony, and Thuringia, Germany.

Tyczka Hydrogen has acquired the Hydrogen Hub in Hünfeld-Michelsrombach, Germany, from ABO Energy, including a 5 MW electrolyser and hydrogen refuelling infrastructure.

Sunfire has begun construction of a green hydrogen test facility at BASF’s Industrial Park Lausitz in Germany, to validate its latest SOEC electrolyser technology.

P2X Solutions and avanca/Alternoil have entered into a long-term e-methane agreement with deliveries scheduled to start in 4Q26.

Sunfire GmbH has shipped 20 pressurised alkaline electrolyser stacks via water to help power RWE’s green hydrogen complex in Lower Saxony, Germany.

Stadtwerke Stuttgart and ZSW have launched a joint project to develop an AI solution to optimise electrolyser efficiency at the green hydrogen hub in Stuttgart, Germany.

LANXESS has used hydrogen to power a large scale plant for the first time in Germany, reducing its carbon footprint by 6000 tpy.