Electric Hydrogen believes it can still hit low green hydrogen costs of $1-2/kg with its large-scale PEM electrolysers, despite growing sentiment that the targets are unachievable.
Norwegian PEM electrolyser firm has launched its 1.5MW HyPilot green hydrogen field project at the Kårstø Gas Processing Plant in Rogaland.
Selected as the project’s “exclusive electrolysis partner,” EH2’s unit will be built on the site of Uniper’s former coal-fired power plant.
US electrolyser start-up Ecolectro has raised $10.5 in a Series A round to accelerate the development and deployment of its AEM systems, which it claims can already produce green hydrogen for under $2.5/kg.
Around 25% of the Normand’Hy project’s hydrogen output will be dedicated to meeting refuelling demand.
Ohmium International is joining forces with two Indian organisations to establish the country’s “first” green methanol plant, powered by Ohmium’s PEM electrolyser technology for hydrogen production.
Ohmium International has been awarded its first ‘Hydrogen Generator Using Water Electrolysis’ certification from global safety organisation, UL Solutions.
ITM Power is set to sell a 5MW containerised PEM electrolyser to German technical and medial gases solutions provider Guttroff for a Bavarian state-backed green hydrogen refuelling project.
BASF Environmental Catalyst and Metal Solutions (ECMS) has opened a new hydrogen component laboratory in Hannover, Germany.
“Costs associated with the development of electric powertrains, fuel cells and electrolysers, as well as products to support battery electric vehicles, are contributing to EBITDA losses.”
