Green hydrogen news

Statkraft has announced its plans for an electrolytic hydrogen to green ammonia production facility of up to 80 MW in Shetland, Scotland, UK.

HYDS has reached final investment decision on its Hyfuel and Kaupanes Hydrogen projects in Norway, set to produce 20 MW of green hydrogen for the maritime industry.

Plug Power has begun installation of its 5 MW electrolyser for H2 Hollandia’s project, set to become the largest green hydrogen initiative in the Netherlands.

Protium has announced the construction of its second hydrogen production facility in South Wales, a milestone in its mission to deliver scalable green hydrogen across the UK.

Everfuel and Crossbridge Energy have inaugurated the HySynergy plant as Denmark sends green hydrogen to Germany for the first time.

Plug Power and Allied Biofuels have expanded their partnership in Uzbekistan to deploy up to 2 GW of GenEco PEM electrolysers for an eSAF project.

Topsoe has inaugurated its first solid oxide electrolyser cell manufacturing facility to produce green hydrogen located in Herning, Denmark.

Pulsenics and Endua have announced the first commercial deployment of AI-powered electrolyser monitoring for green hydrogen production.

Elogen’s electrolyser technology has been selected by RoyalStav and Veolia for a renewable hydrogen project near Žiar nad Hronom in Slovakia.

EMEC has completed a hydrogen combustion engine technology trial at Kirkwall Airport in Orkney, Scotland, marking a first for the UK.