Plug Power’s net losses have grown to over $725m for the nine-months to September 30, 2023, as it says it has been negatively impacted by “unprecedented supply challenges in the hydrogen network in North America.”
The US’ Fuel Cell & Hydrogen Energy Association (FCHEA) has signed an agreement with the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine to advance hydrogen energy.
Japan and South Korea are poised to announce closer collaboration in building a hydrogen and ammonia supply chain.
Air Products and Chinese state-owned industry group Chengzhi Shareholding have, through a joint venture, launched a commercial-scale hydrogen refuelling station in Changshu city, Jiangsu province, to fuel city buses and heavy-duty trucks.
Lhyfe has announced it will supply up to 1.6 tonnes of green hydrogen a day to HYmpulsion for a 10-year period.
NEOM has opened its first international office in London, which will serve as a base for its business across Europe.
The EU is to invest €6bn in the Western Balkans to spur growth and serve as a ‘stepping stone’ to the European single market.
Wales & West Utilities is studying connecting to the HyNet network and feasibility of hydrogen roll-out to industrial customers before 2030 amid warnings that the UK needs to accelerate hydrogen adoption.
The Energy Observer will stop in Fortaleza, Brazil, from November 16 to 24 (2023) to conclude its second transatlantic crossing.
Hydrogen’s role in mobility and how it can be secured will be in focus during a H2 View webinar, sponsored by FORVIA, on Friday (November 10).
