A recent EU report has revealed that Europe is facing a significant shortfall in achieving its 2030 hydrogen production and electrolyser capacity targets, with a gap of up to 12.8 million tonnes.
Abraxas Power Corp. (Abraxas) and EDF Group have unveiled plans to develop a 3GW Power-to-X (P2X) project capable of producing 200,000 tonnes of green hydrogen annually in Newfoundland, Canada.
ATOME has made key engineering appointments for the development of its 145MW green hydrogen-based fertiliser project in Paraguay.
The French government has provided funding to develop hydrogen production and import facilities at the port of Le Havre, reportedly representing around €1.6bn ($1.69bn) of investment.
ESB will investigate green hydrogen production in Ireland and potential export routes to Germany under a new partnership between the two nations, known as HYreland.
Air Products CEO Seifi Ghasemi has announced ongoing negotiations for additional offtake from the 2.2GW NEOM green hydrogen plant in Saudi Arabia, driven by sustained high demand for hydrogen.
Angola’s state-owned oil and gas company Sonangol plans to make a final investment decision (FID) on the country’s first green hydrogen project in 2025.
The collapse of Germany’s three-party coalition government, following Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s dismissal of a key minister, has cast uncertainty over the nation’s ambitious plans to advance its hydrogen economy.
The UAE’s TA’ZIZ chemicals hub has awarded over $2bn in engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contracts to develop key site infrastructure, including a blue hydrogen-based ammonia export facility.
Nations like Japan and South Korea are looking at transitional solutions like ammonia co-firing to reduce emissions while maintaining energy security…
