Samsung E&A to become Nel’s largest shareholder and hydrogen plant EPC partner
Samsung E&A will become Nel’s largest shareholder and EPC partner, developing and selling hydrogen plants based on Nel’s electrolyser technology.
Samsung E&A will become Nel’s largest shareholder and EPC partner, developing and selling hydrogen plants based on Nel’s electrolyser technology.
The report estimates that 75% of 2030 clean hydrogen demand will come from established use cases like refining and ammonia production
The approval enables Pherousa to advance the development and construction of its ammonia-powered Ultramax carrier vessels, which can crack ammonia into hydrogen for power.
Powered by a 12-cylinder hydrogen engine, the truck features a 700 bar tank system provided by Argo-Anleg.
One MOU will cover the import of green hydrogen in carrier liquids of compressed form for storage, while the other will explore green hydrogen production with PPL.
Backed by £14m in funding, Supercritical claims its “ultra-efficient” membraneless electrolyser delivers hydrogen at pressures exceeding 220 bar with over 99% hydrogen purity.
The European Commission is supporting electrolyser and hydrogen development in Austria and Lithuania through state aid funding worth €400m and €36m respectively.
“Projects have to make sense; only then people are going to inject money so they move forward,” Splitwaters’ Deepak Bawa told viewers, as electrolyser manufacturers struggle to achieve profitability.
“We continue to believe that this potential could have been realised had the financing been secured.”
Speaking on an H2 View webinar, ERM’s Jonathan Long warned of potential hydrogen oversupply if production outpaces demand, as GWGI’s H2 Intelligence forecasts green hydrogen output rising from 3,090 tpd to over 300,000 tpd by...
