McPhy and Hytlantic terminate collaboration on green hydrogen project
McPhy Energy and Hytlantic have agreed to cancel their cooperation on the GreenH2Atlantic project, which would have seen McPhy provide electrolyser technology.
McPhy Energy and Hytlantic have agreed to cancel their cooperation on the GreenH2Atlantic project, which would have seen McPhy provide electrolyser technology.
World leaders have put their bets on green hydrogen, but in order to scale the global market, improvements in electrolyser technologies will be critical, writes Harriet Fox-Bekerman, Senior Project Engineer, at the Net Zero Technology...
A Croatian refinery is set to use green hydrogen to partially decarbonise its processes as a US electrolyser manufacturer inks a new 10MW supply deal.
Chile plans to support hydrogen electrolyser and component manufacturers with up to $10m to build factories in the nation.
“Even the best first mover cannot create a reliable, competitive market,” Bols told H2 View. “…We need more projects to come to market.”
Plug Power has agreed to support the Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) of Allied Green Ammonia’s (AGA) 3GW project and integrate its electrolysers for hydrogen-to-ammonia production.
Correction: Ohmium International has agreed to pair its proton motor exchange membrane (PEM) electrolysers with HYGRO’s wind turbines to produce green hydrogen.
“When you look at the good and bad, nobody else has a hydrogen plant like we have a hydrogen plant,” Andy Marsh, CEO of Plug Power has told H2 View.
Cepsa has selected Siemens Energy’s PEM electrolysis technology to make up the first 25% of its green hydrogen project in Huelva, southern Spain.
UK-based ITM Power has today (May 9) launched a 5MW containerised PEM electrolyser plant, with a price tag of £4.35m ($5.4m).
