In a bid to support the growing hydrogen community in Australia, Infinite Blue Energy (IBE) today (March 30) revealed plans to develop Australia’s “first” large-scale green hydrogen plant for heavy transportation.
H2U Technologies has revealed today (March 29) a joint development agreement to examine non-platinum group metal (PGM) catalysts that could enable cost-competitive green hydrogen production.
Alliander and GroenLeven have unveiled a new green hydrogen production facility in the Netherlands that will produce 100,000kg of green hydrogen per year for the domestic market.
A new partnership between Black & Veatch and The Green Solutions (TGS) will explore green energy production in Vietnam with hydrogen to be a key pillar in this development.
Creation of significant hydrogen production facilities in Western Australia are one step closer with Pilot Energy revealing today (March 28) that its renewable energy and hydrogen technology feasibility studies have been completed.
Green hydrogen produced by a Sunfire electrolyser will support the Austrian food retailer MPREIS in decarbonising its operations.
Nel ASA unveiled today (March 28) it will supply an alkaline electrolyser for green hydrogen production within Europe.
Sunfire has secured further investment and will provide its pressurised alkaline electrolyser for clean hydrogen production to Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) as part of a new deal.
Hydrogen infrastructure in Germany has been handed a significant boost today (March 24) with RWE and OGE unveiling a hydrogen infrastructure concept including 1GW of new electrolyser capacity and 1,500km of pipeline.
Japan could be set to receive a boost to its hydrogen prospects with BP and Marubeni partnering to explore an offshore wind project which could include hydrogen production.
