The 2.5MW hydrogen production facility, set to generate over one tonne of hydrogen per day, is on track to become operational by 2027, powering Cluj-Napoca’s public transport and heating.
Haffner Energy is set to produce mobility-grade hydrogen at 15kg per hour, with a secured offtake deal ensuring market demand.
Atome must sign a binding offtake agreement and EPC contract and finalise lending agreements to secure the funds.
Worley will provide FEED services for Finland’s hydrogen pipeline system up until 2028, with a potential extension to 2032.
“Despite some clear positives, Hydrogen Europe and its membership are dismayed to see that, as it currently stands, the CID fails to adopt a truly sector-integrated approach for energy.”
Just five years ago, bp planned to cut its oil and gas production by 40% by 2030, while ramping up renewables investments.
The CID promises to launch a third European Hydrogen Bank round, connect producers and offtakers, and review its tough RFNBO rules.
Vincent Designolle, Delphy Director at Vallourec, told H2 View that the company’s hydrogen storage solution is safe, compact and modular, making it attractive to customers.
“We can’t build the Michigan facility until we have a market to sell what we’re producing,” said Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Kjell Christian Bjørnsen.
Sarah Kimpton, Vice-President and low carbon lead, UK and Ireland, Energy Systems at DNV, highlights the challenges facing the UK in meeting its carbon capture and clean hydrogen goals.
