However, conflicting responses from UK, Italian, and German industry leaders highlight ongoing interest in hydrogen, with decentralised production emerging as a potential solution.
Dr. David Hodgson, Chief Technology Officer at James Cropper, discusses what a ‘good’ degradation rate looks like for hydrogen electrolysers, given the lack of international standards, on H2 View’s Understanding Electrolyser Degradation webinar.
The letter urged the US Government not to miss this “hydrogen moment,” calling for the continued support of the Section 45V tax credit to secure investment and industry growth.
Aslan will deliver hydrogen from its large-scale green hydrogen and ammonia plant in Sonora, Mexico.
Gurjant Randhawa, President and CEO at Cipher Neutron, discusses how the owner and operator of an AEM electrolyser can minimise system degradation on H2 View’s Understanding Electrolyser Degradation webinar.
Sungrow has added a 10MW+ alkaline electrolyser testing platform and a 2.5MW PEM testing system to increase capacity to 30MW.
Combined, the two projects will produce up to 53,000 tonnes of “low-carbon and renewable” hydrogen per year from 450MW of electrolysis, powered by TotalEnergies’ renewable assets.
H2Terminals will supply green hydrogen from its offshore Energy Island in the North Sea, delivering it via Cadent Gas’ 56-mile network to support industrial decarbonisation.
The paper says that smaller-scale and modular routes could become more common, as companies look to spread the cost of adoption – with the technology being easier to transport, construct and install than large-scale plants.
ENEOS to sell over 460 million JXAM shares, raising $3bn to fuel hydrogen and synthetic fuel projects in Japan’s biggest IPO in seven years.
