Europe

Hydrogéne de France (HDF) Energy has inaugurated its fuel cell manufacturing plant located in Blanquefort, France.

The Romanian Railway Reform Authority (RRA) has cancelled a tender to acquire 12 hydrogen-powered trains.

Nel’s newly launched refuelling business Cavendish Hydrogen has logged its first hydrogen refuelling equipment purchase order for a station that could power Winter Olympic transport.

Offering top prices of €127/MWh of renewable hydrogen and €62/MWh of biomethane, the “descending clock” auction price will decrease until bidders are unwilling to sell the gases at certain prices.

Wild Hydrogen has unveiled its method of hydrogen production, which uses materials including wood, plants, seaweed and plastic waste as a feedstock.

Norwegian ferry firm Torghatten Nord has contracted MAN Cryo to design hydrogen supply systems for its two new-build hydrogen-powered ferries.

TEAL Mobility’s CEO told H2 View, “My way of seeing it is to say that my role is to be the chicken coup, I’m there to build an infrastructure where we can host both chicken...

TECO 2030 has announced its fuel cell is running at 100% power capacity at AVL’s testbed facility in Graz, Austria.

“The law removes obstacles to the approval of infrastructure projects that produce, store or import hydrogen,” Climate Minister, Robert Habeck said.

RWE has announced plans to build a hydrogen-ready combined-cycle gas turbine (CCHT) power plant in Werne, Germany, with a capacity of around 800MW.