Hydrogen needs to be produced efficiently and strategically directed for use in hard-to-abate sectors to reach its full potential, according to a Danfoss report.
Fluxys Hydrogen has been appointed the Hydrogen Network Operator (HNO) for the development and management of a hydrogen transmission grid in Belgium.
Axpo and its local partner Rhiienergie have opened the “largest” green hydrogen production plant in Switzerland.
The European Parliament has passed the Net Zero Industry Act (NZIA) to recognise and strengthen the role of waste-to-energy in transition initiatives.
Wrightbus has secured an order for 46 of its hydrogen-powered buses from German operator Cottbusverkehr GmbH.
The European Parliament has approved updated plans for cross-border roads, railways, bridges and tunnel projects to serve alternative transport on the trans-European transport (TEN-T) network.
Denmark’s Green Hydrogen Systems (GHS) has partnered with an engineering contractor to develop and offer pre-engineered green hydrogen production plants ranging from 6 to 50MW.
Parker Hannifin’s aerospace arm has joined a consortium to develop liquid hydrogen fuel systems for aviation.
Hyundai Motor Norway has agreed to contribute to the operational costs of the only publicly operating hydrogen refuelling station in Norway.
HydrogenPro ASA has appointed Dag Opedal as its new Chair of the Board after Terje Mikalsens stepped down earlier this month.
