Green hydrogen news

Following Enovos’ final investment decision, the Luxembourg Hydrogen Valley is now entering its implementation phase, bringing Luxembourg closer to local renewable hydrogen production.

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.

Klaipeda Port has officially opened Lithuania’s first green hydrogen production and refuelling facility, accelerating the country’s low emission transport ecosystem.

IFC, Fullerton, and Siemens have signed an agreement to co-lead a US$105 million equity investment in Hygenco to scale green hydrogen in India.

DNV has advised lenders on the financial close for ATOME’s US$650 million green hydrogen-based fertilizer project in Villeta, Paraguay.

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.

Syntholene Energy Corp. has announced that the construction of its hydrogen e-fuels demonstration facility in Húsavík, Iceland, is targeting completion in June 2026.

Everfuel has secured €244.9 million in funding from the European Hydrogen Bank for its 200 MW green hydrogen project in Vejen, Denmark.