A new multi-vehicle hydrogen refueling system has been launched to support industrial transport fleets, enhancing the availability of hydrogen as a fuel source for commercial vehicles.
Oxfordshire has launched its first dual fuel hydrogen highways maintenance vehicle, marking a significant step towards sustainable transportation in the region. This initiative aims to reduce carbon emissions associated with road maintenance operations.
A new report by KBR indicates that Syntholene's geothermal solid oxide electrolysis cell (SOEC) platform could enable hydrogen production at a cost of US$1.75 per kilogram.
Plug has secured a 50MW electrolyzer order for Orica's Hunter Valley Hub, which is now the largest renewable hydrogen project in Australia to achieve a Final Investment Decision (FID). This project will produce renewable hydrogen to help Orica reduce its reliance on natural gas for ammonia production.
Syntholene Energy Corp. has achieved a milestone by producing its first 500 kilograms of hydrogen at its Husavik demonstration facility, marking the successful operation of the world's first geothermally-integrated solid oxide electrolysis cell (SOEC) hydrogen production system.
Clean Power Hydrogen plc has resumed trading on AIM following a fundraising effort that raised approximately £2.54 million, which will enhance its working capital and support operations until December 2026. The company plans to complete additional elements of the fundraising in the future.
H2BE and INEOS have reached preliminary commercial terms for the offtake of low carbon hydrogen, supporting INEOS's Project ONE, which aims to establish the first zero carbon steam cracker in Europe. The agreement is facilitated by the nearly completed Fluxys hydrogen pipeline connecting Ghent and Antwerp.
Industrie De Nora has received the final orders for the Moeve Green Hydrogen Project from thyssenkrupp nucera, which is located in Andalusia, Spain. The project focuses on green hydrogen production and is part of De Nora's commitment to sustainable solutions.
Hydrogenera and Stargate Hydrogen have entered into a framework cooperation agreement to collaborate on industrial hydrogen projects throughout Europe, leveraging their complementary strengths in hydrogen technology.
Hyundai has inaugurated a waste-to-hydrogen plant in South Korea capable of producing 500 kilograms of hydrogen daily. This facility aims to enhance the company's efforts in sustainable energy and reduce reliance on fossil fuels.
ITM Power has been awarded a £46.5 million grant from the UK government to support its Chronos electrolyser manufacturing project, aimed at enhancing hydrogen production capabilities.
Italy has allocated €82.6 million (approximately $96.6 million) for research and development in hydrogen technology, with applications for funding open until November.
Campo de Gibraltar is advocating for a larger role in Spain's hydrogen infrastructure development, aiming to enhance its significance in the country's energy transition efforts.
The marginal costs of producing green hydrogen are decreasing significantly, indicating a potential shift in the energy market and increased feasibility for renewable energy solutions. This trend may enhance the competitiveness of green hydrogen as an alternative energy source.
The Dutch cabinet has proposed a €450 million ($513 million) investment in Gasunie for the development of a large-scale underground hydrogen storage facility in Zuidwending, pending approval from the House of Representatives, as part of efforts to improve the nation's hydrogen infrastructure.
ULEMCo and Luxfer Gas Cylinders have announced a strategic collaboration aimed at promoting the commercial deployment of hydrogen-powered mobility solutions, building on a successful partnership that has lasted over ten years. This alliance combines the strengths of both companies to enhance safety and efficiency in hydrogen storage and mobility.
The Federal Ministry of Transport in Germany has reported positively on a funding initiative aimed at establishing a hydrogen refueling network for heavy-duty vehicles, receiving 526 applications totaling €455 million by the June 30, 2026 deadline.
Malta has obtained the support of EU Member States to extend a derogation for its hydrogen-ready pipeline project, allowing it to remain classified as a Project of Common Interest and continue qualifying for EU funding. This decision was made during a meeting of EU Energy Ministers in Luxembourg.
Finland aims to enhance its competitiveness in the growing European hydrogen market by addressing logistical challenges and leveraging its renewable energy resources and biogenic carbon dioxide. Successful integration of production, logistics, storage, and end users is essential for attracting investment and scaling hydrogen projects.
The German Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing (BAM) has launched a unique living lab for hydrogen networks at its Test Site for Technical Safety in Brandenburg, featuring the ModuH2Pipe modular test platform, which allows for realistic testing of materials and processes for future hydrogen networks.
Metacon AB has received up to SEK 111 million from Klimatklivet to construct a 10 MW electrolysis plant in Uppsala, aimed at producing green hydrogen for industrial use and sustainable transportation. This initiative is part of Metacon's strategy to showcase innovative solutions in hydrogen production.
Höegh Evi and Nord Gas Solutions have successfully tested their ammonia-to-hydrogen cracking technology at a pilot plant in Stord, Norway, achieving high performance in key metrics. This technology is intended for use in floating hydrogen terminals.
The government and business communities in Northwest Overijssel and Flevoland are collaborating to establish hydrogen availability in the region by requesting a Valve Study Agreement from HyNetwork Services, which will facilitate a connection to the national hydrogen network.
The first phase of a commercial green hydrogen production plant at INA's Rijeka Refinery has been completed, with the successful installation of solar panels for a photovoltaic power plant that will supply renewable electricity to the facility. All civil engineering and installation works were finished by the end of June 2026.
Weser-Ems-Bus has launched a mobile green hydrogen refuelling station in Lower Saxony, Germany, allowing for the immediate operation of a hydrogen bus fleet while a permanent refuelling facility is under construction. This initiative follows the delivery of the bus fleet and the establishment of a green hydrogen supply.
SeAH Besteel has achieved a significant milestone by securing proprietary manufacturing technologies for two essential hydrogen infrastructure materials, positioning itself as a leader in Korea's hydrogen sector and promoting the growth of the hydrogen materials market.
Governor Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 1350, authored by Senator Jerry McNerney, which expands the use of green hydrogen in California by permitting natural gas power plants to utilize hydrogen produced from renewable resources like wind and solar as part of the state's clean energy transition.
The FLHYPorts project in Flanders aims to establish Belgium's first Hydrogen Valley by integrating hydrogen production, distribution, and usage within the Flemish port ecosystems, thereby promoting a sustainable green hydrogen economy.
DRIFT Energy has secured agreements for the construction of 50 hydrogen-powered ships, aiming to advance its renewable energy initiatives. The company is focused on promoting sustainable maritime solutions through this fleet expansion.
Kirin has initiated a green hydrogen demonstration project at its brewery in Hokkaido, aiming to reduce emissions associated with beer production. The initiative is part of the company's broader efforts to enhance sustainability in its operations.
RAG Austria and Andritz are expanding the electrolysis facility in Gampern, Upper Austria, increasing its capacity from 2.5 MW to 15 MW to establish the country's largest green hydrogen production plant. The ground-breaking ceremony marks a significant step in the development of renewable energy infrastructure in Austria.
Simplifhy is involved in the Hybitat Project, which focuses on AEM electrolysis and the production of renewable hydrogen. The initiative aims to advance hydrogen technology and its applications in sustainable energy.
South Korea is introducing a new bill that mandates the creation of a basic hydrogen policy plan every five years, aiming to solidify its hydrogen strategy and promote the development of the hydrogen economy.
Airbus and MTU Aero Engines have announced plans to establish a joint venture aimed at developing a fully electric hydrogen fuel cell engine. This collaboration is part of their efforts to advance sustainable aviation technologies.
Hyundai Translead has added Tom's Truck Center in Southern California to its commercial vehicle dealer network, enhancing the availability of the Hyundai XCIENT Fuel Cell truck. Tom's Truck Center will provide sales, service, and support for the integration of hydrogen-powered vehicles.
Element One Hydrogen & Critical Minerals Corp. has submitted policy recommendations to the Government of British Columbia to assist in the strategic review of the province's Hydrogen Strategy, following an invitation from the Clean Energy and Major Projects Secretariat.
H2 Hollandia in Drenthe has successfully produced its first 25 kilograms of green hydrogen, marking a significant step in the Netherlands' energy transition. The facility is still being completed, with plans for a compressor and refueling infrastructure to support local industry and heavy transport.
NYK Line plans to launch a hydrogen fuel cell-powered restaurant ship in Tokyo Bay by 2027, aiming to promote sustainable maritime operations. The vessel will feature a restaurant and is part of the company's efforts to advance eco-friendly technologies in the shipping industry.
Nova Scotia has approved the construction of the largest wind farm in the province for Everwind, which is expected to support the development of green hydrogen projects. This initiative aligns with efforts to advance renewable energy solutions in the region.
Neoxid Hydrogen has secured €2 million in funding from the EU for its HyTec project, which focuses on developing safety components for hydrogen applications in Neuss.
Many EU member states have not submitted their national hydrogen strategies, despite a deadline that passed a year ago, raising concerns about the progress of the bloc's green hydrogen initiatives.
The article discusses the renewed focus and efforts in advancing hydrogen technology and infrastructure, highlighting the importance of hydrogen in achieving energy transition goals. It emphasizes the need for collaboration among stakeholders to accelerate the development and adoption of hydrogen solutions.
H2México has praised the CFE's OASIS project, which is part of Mexico's efforts to develop a green hydrogen industry. The initiative reflects the country's growing commitment to sustainable energy solutions.
Vema Hydrogen has partnered with SAF+ International Group to produce hydrogen-based synthetic sustainable aviation fuel aimed at supporting Canada's aviation sector.
Transport, storage, and grid fees are expected to substantially raise the costs associated with green hydrogen production, potentially impacting its competitiveness in the energy market.
Plug has secured a 50MW electrolyzer order as Orica's Hunter Valley Hub has been designated the largest renewable hydrogen project in Australia to achieve a final investment decision (FID).
Calabria's first hydrogen valley is undergoing testing in preparation for its official start-up in September. This initiative aims to advance hydrogen production and utilization in the region.
Thyssenkrupp Nucera and Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited have entered into a strategic partnership aimed at promoting the development of green hydrogen electrolysis technology in India.
H2Accelerate emphasizes the importance of maintaining ambitious goals for hydrogen refueling infrastructure in the ongoing review of the Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Regulation (AFIR). The organization advocates for robust support to ensure the development of necessary hydrogen refueling networks.
Incheon City is enhancing its cooperation framework to advance the hydrogen mobility business, aiming to foster innovation and development in this sector.
The NEOM Green Hydrogen Complex in Saudi Arabia is nearing completion and will utilize 4 gigawatts of renewable energy from wind and solar sources to produce approximately 600 tonnes of green hydrogen daily through electrolysis, which will then be converted into green ammonia for shipping.
The focus of hydrogen mobility is shifting from passenger cars to heavy-duty trucks and buses, with over 90% of the world's hydrogen fuel trucks located in China, supported by subsidies, while South Korea accounts for nearly 20% of hydrogen buses globally.