A Japanese consortium has announced the “world’s first” co-firing of a hydrogen-fuelled engine for large commercial merchant ships, ahead of integration into a vessel.
Plug Power has been selected to supply a 275MW electrolyser system for a 480,000 tonnes per annum green hydrogen-based ammonium nitrate plant in Baie-Comeau, Northern Quebec, Canada.
Fuel cell maker Intelligent Energy (IE) will supply hydrogen fuel cell systems to power up to 40 forklifts under a new EU-funded hydrogen cluster project in the UK.
Brussels has greenlit Italy’s plans to spend €6bn ($6.9bn) on green hydrogen production for transport and industrial applications as the country looks to meet its renewable energy directive (RED) III mandates.
Energy firm Centrica has tapped solid oxide technology player Ceres to explore natural gas-fuelled fuel cells to alleviate European grid connection delays, as well as integrate electrolysis with nuclear power for hydrogen production.
Indian refiner Bharat Petroleum Corporation and Singaporean engineering services firm Sembcorp will build a 10,000-tonne-per-year green hydrogen plant at a state-owned refinery after securing a supply contract.
Norwegian hydrogen cylinder manufacturer UMOE Advanced Composites (UAC) has begun producing composite cylinders in China to expand its reach in the Asia-Pacific region.
Hyundai Motor Company has deployed eight hydrogen fuel cell trucks for 10-years in Uruguay under the country’s timber logistics decarbonisation scheme.
Hydrexia has been awarded a contract to deliver a solid-state hydrogen storage system that will supply a fuel cell backup at a US hospital and healthcare clinic.
Canadian hydrogen fuel cell maker Ballard has cut its losses by 72% year-on-year while increasing revenues to almost $100m, after management changes and a focus on efficiency.
European confidence in the growth and commercial viability of the hydrogen market rose in March following key policy moves, according to new sentiment analysis from H2 View.