EU spends more than €250 million to support hydrogen infrastructure projects

                       

To help the EU decarbonize its industry, the European Commission is allocating more than €250 million from the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) for 21 studies on hydrogen infrastructure development. It was revealed that the funds will help mitigate the investment risks associated with this emerging market and complement the hydrogen policy framework introduced in the […]

European Commission urges reassessment of hydrogen policy

                       

The European Hydrogen Energy Association (EHEA) and 16 other European associations have called on the European Commission to revise the EU’s hydrogen policy. Specifically, the organization called for a “reality check” on hydrogen policy and urged the Commission to address the following issues: A more pragmatic and technology-neutral approach to cost-competitive hydrogen production; A rapid […]

Scottish government to export hydrogen to Germany via ship

                       

The Scottish government is to accelerate plans to export green hydrogen to Germany via ship, according to the Scottish newspaper The National. Acting Energy Secretary Gillian Martin reportedly made a trade visit to Germany last week, during which she told reporters that the Scottish government initially planned to transport liquid hydrogen via ship until a […]

Evonik and VoltH2 Partner to Advance Hydrogen Production in the Netherlands

                       

Offshore Energy reports that German specialty chemicals company Evonik has signed a list of terms with Dutch energy company VoltH2 to advance green hydrogen production at the Delftzell Chemical Park in the Netherlands. Under the terms of the agreement, VoltH2 will build a 50 MW electrolyzer near Evonik’s hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) plant. Evonik will take […]

Australian company agrees to invest in green hydrogen energy in Sarawak

                       

Prime Minister and Finance Minister Datuk Seri Anwar pointed out that Australia’s global metals mining company Fortescue has agreed to invest in green hydrogen alternative energy in Bintulu, Sarawak. He said the agreement was reached during a meeting with Fortescue’s executive chairman and founder Forrest on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum (WEF) 2025 […]

Five countries sign Southern Hydrogen Corridor agreement to boost Europe-Africa energy connectivity

                       

Austria recently signed an agreement with Germany, Italy, Algeria and Tunisia for the Southern Hydrogen Corridor (SouthH2). The project aims to build a hydrogen transportation corridor connecting North Africa and Europe, and to enhance the sustainability and independence of Europe’s energy supply by transporting green hydrogen energy through a pipeline network of about 3,500 kilometers. […]

Plug Power Signs Electrolyzer Supply Agreement

                       

U.S. Plug Power has signed a purchase agreement with Allied Green Ammonia (AGA) to supply 3 gigawatts (3 GW) of electrolyzer capacity for AGA’s green hydrogen-to-ammonia plant currently under development in Australia.

European Investment Bank supports Resato’s enhanced hydrogen refueling technology

                       

The European Investment Bank (EIB) has signed a €25 million venture debt financing agreement with hydrogen refueling station developer Resato Hydrogen Technology. The company, headquartered in Assen in the north of the Netherlands, will use the financing to advance the development of its proprietary technology and expand its production capacity in the coming years.Expanding its […]

World’s largest liquid hydrogen production plant launched

                       

North Las Vegas, Nevada, USA – Air Liquide has officially opened its largest liquid hydrogen production and logistics infrastructure facility in North Las Vegas, Nevada; the facility and its associated logistics infrastructure are said to represent an investment of $250 million, creating jobs for 700 contractors and setting a world record for the largest liquid […]

Toyota reconsiders bet on hydrogen energy

                       

In 2014, Toyota’s then president, Akio Toyoda, said he “saw the future” and that the launch of the company’s flagship hydrogen-powered vehicle, the Mirai, would mark a “turning point” in the automotive industry. After selling just 27,500 hydrogen-powered vehicles over the next decade, the world’s largest automaker is no longer so sure. “I can’t say […]