UK commits to new hydrogen strategy and finalising HAR1 projects this year
“I hope you can see we’re getting on with the job by backing innovations, by breaking down barriers and developing a new strategy fit for the next five years.”
“I hope you can see we’re getting on with the job by backing innovations, by breaking down barriers and developing a new strategy fit for the next five years.”
Technical opportunities and challenges have been the focus of the hydrogen and fuel cells Europe technical forum at Hannover Messe 2025 today.
Argus highlighted sharp price swings in blue hydrogen-derived ammonia over the past year, with values fluctuating by 65%. In February alone, prices swung by €269 per tonne.
Thyssenkrupp Materials Processing Europe will use the green steel to decarbonise its supply chains across automotive, construction and appliances.
“With a CfD, it means that you have a price competition, already in a market which is not mature.”
However, CCS-enabled hydrogen is gaining momentum, with Westwood classifying 4GW of capacity as ‘probable’ across HyNet and the East Coast Cluster.
“If this government is serious about economic growth, we cannot ignore hydrogen,” Clare Jackson told the 2025 Hydrogen UK Annual Conference.
The trade association’s annual awards announced the 10 winners at the National Conference Centre (NCC) in Birmingham, to highlight the achievements and innovations of individuals and organisations across the hydrogen sector.
The UK Government has launched a call for evidence, inviting stakeholders with plans for early hydrogen power projects to submit proposals by May 12, 2025.
After filing for insolvency last October amid mounting debts and delayed wage payments, Quantron has relaunched with a renewed focus on zero-emission transport.
