Lhyfe has officially launched its initial public offering (IPO) today (May 9) to support the development of the company’s green hydrogen production technology and ambitions.
European electrolyser manufacturers and the European Commission have committed to increase their annual hydrogen manufacturing capacity to 17.5GW by 2025 in a joint declaration.
A significant milestone has been achieved in the hydrogen industry with Ionomr Innovations successfully performing durability tests with its electrolysis system.
Sunshine Hydro, developers of an innovative hydrogen project, revealed today (May 4), that the ‘world’s first SuperHybrid™ project’ is planned for Central Queensland, Australia, with an investment of $2bn.
Bosch is continuing to dive deeper into the hydrogen value chain with plans revealed today (May 4) to develop hydrogen electrolysis components and invest a total of €500m in green hydrogen by 2030.
An €8m ($8.42m) commitment by the government of Lower Saxony has brought RWE’s pilot 14MW electrolyser test facility in Lingen, Germany within reach, with the site set to be of the ‘largest’ of its kind...
Hydrogen Europe has joined the African Hydrogen Partnership (AHP) in a bid to grow the renewable energy sector and promote hydrogen production in the region.
“Turkey has seen significant diversification of its energy mix in the past decade. In particular, bolstered by a supportive policy environment, renewable energy has grown impressively, led by hydropower, solar and wind.”
MOL Group has revealed a new agreement with Plug Power aiming to develop one of Europe’s “largest-capacity” green hydrogen production facilities in Hungary.
The Australian Government has confirmed that $288m will be allocated to Tasmania and South Australia (SA) in order to develop hydrogen hubs in the country.
