Germany’s SEFE secures 200,000-tonne annual green hydrogen offtake deal with ACWA Power
From 2030, ACWA Power will deliver up to 200,000 tonnes of green hydrogen annually to Europe through a Memorandum of Understanding with SEFE.
From 2030, ACWA Power will deliver up to 200,000 tonnes of green hydrogen annually to Europe through a Memorandum of Understanding with SEFE.
The Queensland Government has denied Stanwell Corporation’s $614m funding request for its 800-tonne-per-day green hydrogen plant.
The firms plan to complete a full engine test with ammonia by the end of 2027, before making 16MW turbines commercially available.
The EU Chile Interim Trade Agreement (ITA) has entered into force, following the completion of Chile’s ratification process.
Clyde Hydrogen is set to showcase its electrolyser technology in a six-month demonstration, backed by its first 10MW commercial order from PlusZero.
“This engine technology could serve as a breakthrough in addressing the challenges of hydrogen transportation and green hydrogen production.”
The Danish Ministry of Climate, Energy and Utilities is proposing to “reduce the capacity booking requirement,” so the “first phase of the pipeline can proceed based on capacity from a single project.”
Taiwan bolsters fuel cell R&D through strategic deals with Ukraine, Denmark, Poland, and France.
Lhyfe expects to generate the site’s first kilogrammes of hydrogen in 2027.
The firm claims to be India’s “first” steel company to demonstrate “end-to-end capabilities to develop steel pipes” for hydrogen transportation.
