Normandy, France, will gain a 200MW electrolyser projectfrom Air Liquide in order to boost the European hydrogen sector whilst additionally receiving support from the French State today (March 8).
Hydrogen continues to capture the attention of large companies across the globe and today (March 3), Johnson Matthey (JM) and 8 River Capital will collaborate towards commercialising an innovative clean hydrogen process.
A major new hydrogen project in the US, touted as the “world’s largest” green hydrogen production and storage hub, is set to be developed in Texas with a capacity of 60GW.
A brand-new catalyst-coated membrane technology is being developed by Honeywell with hopes that it was support the green hydrogen community in optimising hydrogen’s production with electrolysis, revealed today (March 3).
HydrogenOne has invested £3m ($4m) into Gen2 Energy in order to scale hydrogen production units and couple Norway’s abundant renewable energy with electrolysis units, revealed today (March 3).
Engie and POSCO will partner in order to produce green hydrogen in the Middle East, Australia, and Latin America and accelerate the clean energy carrier across the globe.
Fortescue has started construction of a green energy manufacturing centre (GEM) in Queensland, Australia, with multi-gigawatt-scale electrolyser capacity for hydrogen production.
In a new agreement, Barwon Water will work with Viva Energy Australia in order to provide recycled water for the production of renewable hydrogen with a $43.3m backing.
The European Clean Hydrogen Partnership is set to expand its focus on research and innovation with additional funds to be made available over the coming years to expand hydrogen innovation.
In an effort to boost the green hydrogen market, Enapter has today (March 1) launched its first standardised electrolyser suitable for mass production.
