Bloom Energy has unveiled today (April 6) its first international electrolyser deployment in South Korea as the company continues to bring its innovative hydrogen production technology across the globe.
An Approval in Principle (AiP) has been awarded for a floating offshore hydrogen production plant being developed by J-DeEP in Scotland.
Scotland will gain a new green hydrogen production project with SSE Renewables and Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy partnering to convert 100MW of onshore wind energy into the clean energy carrier.
The European Investment Bank (EIB) and ICO have signed an agreement with Iberdrola to develop “one of the largest” green hydrogen production plants for industrial use in Europe.
A 25GW solar and wind megaproject in Oman is set to be coupled with electrolysis in order to generate industrial-scale quantities of green hydrogen and ammonia.
Clean Power Hydrogen will supply a second 1MW MFE220 electrolyser unit to New Zealand-based AFCryo that will be delivered in early 2023 and refuel heavy-duty transport with hydrogen.
Green Hydrogen Systems (GHS) will support the creation of Gaznat’s Innovation Lab in Switzerland with the company set to supply electrolysis equipment for hydrogen production.
The “world’s largest” hydrogen taxi fleet is set to be fuelled by a Cummins 2.5MW electrolyser with Hysetco signing a contract to acquire the system for its fleet.
A new joint venture has been formed by IndianOil, Larsen & Toubro (L&T), and ReNew Power in a bid to support the growing green hydrogen industry with additional electrolyser manufacturing capacity.
The Norwegian hydrogen economy is set to receive a boost today (March 31) with TECO2030 signing an agreement with Narvik Hydrogen to develop a hydrogen value chain.
