“Costs associated with the development of electric powertrains, fuel cells and electrolysers, as well as products to support battery electric...
Five hydrogen production projects along the Norwegian coast have secured a share of over NOK 777m ($70.88m) in funding from...
Uniper has delayed its goal of investing €8bn ($8.7bn) into green energies by 2030, amid “sluggish” hydrogen progress, after unveiling...
A proposal to make a Spanish windfall tax on energy firms permanent, which had seen oil and gas majors threaten...
“We have a very good set of team members, skill sets and experience, as well as a fantastic technology, world-class operations and manufacturing. That’s all the ingredients you need to be successful in the future,” Anders Johansson, Vice-President and Commercial Officer at Cespira, told H2 View.
NFI Group’s New Flyer has doubled its initial order of Ballard Power Systems’ fuel cell engines with an additional 20MW purchase agreement.
Clean Power Hydrogen (CPH2) will deliver a 1MW MFE220 electrolyser to Hidrigin in 2025 and has licensed the company to manufacture up to 2GW of these units in Ireland.
To parrot the pollsters and commentators, this election is simply too close to call. And for hydrogen, either outcome could pose opportunities and challenges.
Mitsui E&S will deliver a high-pressure, high-flow hydrogen compressor to Tsuneishi Corporation for use in Japan’s “first” offshore hydrogen station.
RWE has secured construction and environmental permits to build a 100MW electrolyser adjacent to the Magnum Power Station in Eemshaven, the Netherlands.
Norwegian hydrogen fuel cell firm TECO 2030 has launched plans to raise capital to set up production in the US after revealing it would look outside of its home market amid waning support.
Yanmar Power Technology has reported a successful demonstration of its 500kW hydrogen engine suitable for power generation in coastal vessels.
First Ammonia has finalised the sales and service agreements with Topsoe for the fabrication of the first 100MW of solid oxide electrolyser (SOEC) modules.
Hydrogen operators should adopt advanced, integrated gas detection systems to ensure the safe expansion of containerised electrolyser systems, according to a new whitepaper.
The Energy Technology Perspectives 2024 report expects electrolyser manufacturing investments to peak “well before” 2035 in all three of its scenarios.
