European hydrogen news

Evonik has begun production of a high-performance membrane at a new pilot plant in Marl, Germany, to enable the production of cost-effective green hydrogen.

EWE and Salzgitter Flachstahl have finalised their contract for the long-term supply of 10 000 tpy of green hydrogen for a steelmaking programme.

H-Power plc. Has announced that it has contracted to sell 5000 kg of fuel cell grade green hydrogen from cracked ammonia to Protium.

ENGIE and European Energy have entered into a cooperation agreement to advance the development of a large scale renewable hydrogen project in Denmark.

Kelton has collaborated with OSL Consulting Engineers to deliver flow measurement support services for hydrogen production, storage, and distribution in the Humber, UK.

Air Products has agreed to supply low-carbon liquid hydrogen to ArianeGroup for space launcher engine testing, strengthening a longstanding partnership supporting Europe’s space sector.

ORLEN has opened its seventh hydrogen refuelling station in located in Gdynia, Poland, supporting the development of low-emission transport.

Protium Green Solutions Ltd and ITM Power have formed a partnership to develop green hydrogen plants across the UK, focusing on the Cromarty Project in Scotland.

The University of Aberdeen spin out, Hychor, is working on a breakthrough method to produce green hydrogen from seawater, eliminating the need for freshwater.

European Energy has secured up to €228 million in funding from the German government to support an additional 150 MW of hydrogen production capacity in Denmark.