Queensland, Australia, will receive a huge boost to its hydrogen prospects with the local government revealing today (Dec 21) that Japanese oil company ENEOS is set to increase its hydrogen production in the region.
RWE continues its European expansion of hydrogen production with the company teaming up with Jacobs to deliver a green hydrogen feasibility study for a 100MW production project in Wales, UK.
Public funding of around €26m ($29.36m) has been provided to P2X Solutions in order to establish Finland’s “first” green hydrogen production facility, the company said today (Dec 20).
Germany continues to see its hydrogen economy expand today (Dec 20) with RWE partnering with Linde to develop a new 200MW electrolyser plant in Lingen.
A major breakthrough in green hydrogen production has been achieved in Denmark with an innovative solution that reduces the costs of hydrogen production through electrolysis by approximately 15%.
Egypt is set to bolster its hydrogen ecosystem with Scatec revealing a new green hydrogen and ammonia production facility that will be exported to lucrative international markets.
New Zealand’s hydrogen prospects are set to be boosted with Fortescue Future Industries (FFI) and Refining NZ (RNZ) agreeing to investigate the use of green hydrogen within Marsden Point oil refinery.
India’s NTPC is set to develop the nation’s first green hydrogen microgrid project that will utilise a 240kW solid oxide electrolyser for large-scale hydrogen production, the company has said.
ABB and HydrogenPro have revealed a new collaboration that will look to reduce the cost of hydrogen production to accelerate its wider adoption with a new validation programme also set to increase electrolyser efficiency.
The FlexH2 project has been awarded €4m ($4.52m) in government funding from the Netherlands with the project a key demonstration of hydrogen production from offshore wind.
