Green hydrogen news

MorGen Energy has secured funding from the European Hydrogen Bank for a 300 MW Njordkraft green hydrogen project in Esbjerg, Denmark.

Accelleron’s report shows how Asia Pacific ports are building early foundations for green hydrogen-based e-fuel markets through coordinated cross-sector action.

Lhyfe has become the green hydrogen supplier to BMW Group's Steyr R&D centre in Austria to power fuel cells for hydrogen engines.

Sinopec Qingdao Refining & Chemical Co. has developed a project to produce green hydrogen from seawater using electrolysis in Qingdao City, China.

Mott MacDonald has announced that it is providing technical and environmental support to MorGen Energy’s West Wales Hydrogen project.

Clean Power Hydrogen has signed an agreement with ABE GRUPPE to explore commercial opportunities for 175 MW of electrolysers in Germany.

Linde’s subsidiary, White Martins, has started operations of the first green hydrogen plant in Southeast Brazil, located in Jacareí, São Paulo.

The Port of Klaipeda, Lithuania, has received a construction completion certificate for its green hydrogen station project with production set to begin soon.

Green Energy Park Global and Vale have officially launched HYDEAS, a large scale hydrogen-to-green iron production platform in Brazil.

The hydrogen filling station at Saarbahn’s bus depot in Saarbrücken, Germany, has been put into operation, allowing fuel cell buses to be refuelled with green hydrogen.