Green hydrogen news

GeoPura has been announced as the supplier of green hydrogen for the National Highways’ Lower Thames Crossing project in Britain.

Solhyd has been selected for funding by the EIC Accelerator to accelerate industrialisation and scale its green hydrogen technology.

The Wesermarsch region has received EU funding for the Clean Hydrogen Coastline project and has launched the feasibility study to assess its green hydrogen potential.

GlobalData has reported that green hydrogen is set to command an 88.6% share of low-carbon production by 2030, overtaking blue hydrogen.

AFC Energy has received approval from the UK Environment Agency to export and sell its own low carbon hydrogen, produced from its pilot ammonia cracking plant.

Greenzo Energy and Lord’s Mark Industries have signed an agreement to develop 60 MW green hydrogen projects in Uttar Pradesh, India.

Elcogen has signed an agreement with JNK India Ltd to explore a solid oxide technology collaboration in India.

Baker Hughes and Vallourec have signed an agreement to advance hydrogen storage solutions for the green hydrogen market.

INERATEC has begun collaborating with a consortium to advance the evaluation of a potential green hydrogen-based e-Fuel plant in Biobío, Chile.

The Federal Ministry of Transport (BMV) has invested €54 million in a new hydrogen innovation and technology centre in Pfeffenhausen, Bavaria, Germany.