Green hydrogen news

TÜV SÜD has certified green hydrogen and its derivatives in accordance with the EU certification systems, supporting Germany’s goal to become climate neutral by 2050.

Dongguk University, South Korea, has developed a new synthesis method for metal-single atom catalysts to produce cheaper, more efficient green hydrogen.

Finavia has launched a hydrogen pilot project at the Helsinki Airport, Finland, to test the suitability and safety of hydrogen as an energy source for winter maintenance.

The European Commission has approved a €200 million German scheme to support the production of renewable hydrogen and its derivatives in Canada.

Hygen Energy has announced the acquisition of the HyBont low-carbon hydrogen production and refuelling project from Marubeni Corp., located in Bridgend, Wales.

Clyde Hydrogen Systems has announced the launch of its first fully integrated prototype electrolyser system, helping to increase the efficiency and safety of hydrogen production.

Charbone Corp. has secured its first order for clean ultra high purity (UHP) hydrogen from a US Customer in New York.

EIC has reported that Africa has dozens of green hydrogen projects planned, but many still lack financing, firm offtake deals and the infrastructure needed to reach FID.

Keele University, UK, has launched a new green hydrogen generation hub to explore excess renewable energy for hydrogen production.

Crematoria Twente has been given the green light to trial the use of green hydrogen to power its furnaces as a sustainable alternative to natural gas.