Green hydrogen news

Stablegrid Group has chosen ITM Power as the technology partner and supplier for two energy infrastructure projects in Germany, with 710 MW of electrolyser capacity.

Mauritania and Möhring Energie Holding GmbH have signed a strategic framework agreement for the production of a large scale green hydrogen and green ammonia plant.

GreenGo Energy and Select Energy have announced a strategic partnership to develop the landmark green hydrogen and ammonia project in Mauritania.

SunHydrogen, Inc., has expanded its partnership with CTF Solar GmbH to advance the commercialisation of its photoelectrochemical hydrogen production technology.

Hymeth has signed an agreement with Uniper to deliver its HYAEON 25 electrolyser for installation at Uniper’s Malmö facility in Sweden.

Plug Power has been selected by Carlton Power for 55 MW GenEco electrolyser deployment across three green hydrogen projects in the UK.

Ofgem has announced an additional £107 million of funding for two new projects, adding to £57 million confirmed in June for Project Union: East Coast.

Solhyd, Nippon Gases, Ether Energy and SunBuild have agreed to build the world’s first solar hydrogen park, setting a new standard in hydrogen technology.

Hygreen Energy has announced a joint venture in Saudi Arabia to localise electrolyser and green hydrogen technologies.

Ohmium has surpassed the electrolyser industry’s 2030 target with an 18 GW/t iridium utilisation rate, enhancing the cost-efficiency of green hydrogen solutions.