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Charlie Currie talks to Roy Campe, Chief Technology Officer at CMB.TECH, about the company’s flexible dual-fuel hydrogen solution that’s making waves in maritime.

UK electrolyser manufacturer ITM Power has signed a 500MW capacity reservation with an unnamed global industrial customer.

Off-grid hydrogen-fuelled generators could help the UK mitigate slow grid connection pains as the power sector decarbonises, a H2 View webinar has heard.

Lidl has been using a hydrogen fuel cell truck in its French logistics operation since the start of this year.

“We see Hypermotive very much being right at the heart of the hydrogen marine sector, providing low-risk, commercially optimised, safe hydrogen systems,” H2 View hears.

Siemens AG has partnered with Luxembourg-based Boson Energy to collaborate on non-recyclable waste-to-hydrogen technology, with the aim of powering off-grid electric vehicle charging.

Under its manifesto the party said it would dedicate £500m to support the development of the UK’s green hydrogen sector.

“We are capable of so much more together,” the Commissioner said. “In the coming years, we’re set to become a huge demand centre for renewable hydrogen.”

European engineering consultancy Sweco has been contracted to build a 3MW green hydrogen plant in Finland.

Last year, Oxford nanoSystems (OnS) revealed its metallic-alloy coating, dubbed nanoFLUX could lead to “radically” reduced hydrogen production costs.