US hydrogen trucking firm Hyroad Energy has opened a mobile liquid hydrogen refuelling unit in Santa Fe Springs, California, after completing 45 fills in its first week.
Chilean renewables Consorcio Austral has submitted the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for a $4.7bn green hydrogen and ammonia project in the Magallanes Province of Chile, as it targets construction in 2029.
Helium and natural gas exploration firm D3 Energy claims to have found up to 88 billion cubic feet (bcf) of natural hydrogen at two exploration prospects in South Australia’s Arckaringa Basin.
Hyundai Motor Group has completed its 500kg per day waste-to-hydrogen (W2H) facility in North Chungcheong Province, South Korea, with plans to upgrade capacity to two tonnes-per-day by 2030.
US-based Plug Power will supply a 50MW electrolyser system to Australian explosive manufacturer Orica’s recently approved green hydrogen facility in New South Wales.
China’s Trina Green Hydrogen (TGH) has secured a 96MW alkaline electrolysis stack order from a large-scale wind-solar-hydrogen project, outstripping its current deployments.
German utility EWE has started building a 24km hydrogen pipeline that will connect its 320MW electrolyser to the country’s 9,000km hydrogen core network.
Germany’s latest hydrogen truck and refuelling funding programme has attracted more than twice the €220m ($251m) available budget, with applicants requesting €455m ($518m).
Natural hydrogen explorer Mantle8 has expanded its European exploration campaign after securing two Spanish permits, as companies race to identify potentially low-cost underground hydrogen resources.
UK electrolyser maker ITM Power and fluoropolymer firm W. L. Gore say they have demonstrated that an ultra-thin proton exchange membrane (PEM) can deliver both higher efficiency and long-term durability in green hydrogen production.
Norway has awarded NOK 777m ($82m) in funding to support two hydrogen and two ammonia-fuelled vessels under a NOK 1.3bn ($137m) clean shipping programme
Canadian hydrogen fuel cell firm Ballard has secured a repeat order for 15MW of systems for off-grid stationary power applications from an unnamed UK-based customer.
UK green hydrogen firm Protium has expanded its distribution network through a new agreement with H-Power, formerly AFC Energy, securing a supply of 5,000kg of green hydrogen and integrating a fourth distribution hub into its UK network.
JCB’s hydrogen equipment joint venture (JV) Hykit has unveiled a new mobile hydrogen refuelling unit designed to replace onsite diesel across construction, industrial, and mobility sectors.
UK researchers have filed a patent for a catalyst that could unlock lower-temperature thermochemical splitting pathways for low-cost hydrogen production.
Germany’s largest hydrogen refuelling station operator H2 Mobility will cut fuel prices by 10% across five stations, after federal mandates and certificate trading came into force.
Swedish infrastructure firm Hydri Energy has inaugurated a 10-station hydrogen refuelling network in Sweden, spanning from Skåne and the country’s west coast through to Stockholm.
Chinese vehicle manufacturer Dongfeng Motor Corporation has unveiled a new 400kW hydrogen fuel cell system alongside a new truck cab, which it claims could offer 1,700km of range.
Elcogen has revealed a new solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) and electrolyser (SOEC) stack for fuel-flexible power generation and green hydrogen production.
The survey, conducted by Pinsent & Mason and Censuswide among 1,000 venture global investors and technology developers, found that over 29% of respondents are considering investments in hydrogen, up from 21% last year.
Hydrogen car manufacturer Riversimple has been awarded £1.7m ($2.2m) to lead a UK government project aimed at delivering a lightweight, long-range, zero-emission vehicle.
The German state of Schleswig-Holstein has granted €1.6m ($1.9m) in funding for a new 2MW electrolyser at a green hydrogen facility to provide fuel for two refuelling stations in the region.
Californian transport operator Golden Empire Transit District (Get Bus) has commissioned GenH2 to deliver a 68,000-litre “zero-loss” liquid hydrogen (LH2) storage system, addressing 40% boil-off losses that have beset its hydrogen refuelling station.
The country’s GHG reduction quota passed parliamentary review on April 23 and will implement new targets for the use of renewable fuels of non-biological origin (RFNBO) in road mobility under the EU’s Renewable Energy Directive III (REDIII).
Trade body ApexBrasil has announced an estimated investment of €2bn ($2.4bn) in a prospective 80,000-tonne-per-year (tpa) green hydrogen plant in Brazil, set to involve a consortium of Brazilian and German majors.
Norway’s Norsk e-Fuel has expanded its partnership with aircraft giant Boeing to accelerate the development of green hydrogen-based sustainable aviation fuel (e-SAF) for commercial and defence applications.
US hydrogen technology company Teledyne Energy Systems (TESI) has deployed a small-scale electrolyser at a Japanese automotive component manufacturer’s green hydrogen demonstration facility to replace natural gas.
Singapore-headquartered technology firm Greenlyzer is looking to deploy its hydrogen microgrid for self-sufficient power production across Southeast Asia.
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners’ (CIP) planned 1.5GW green hydrogen project in Western Australia has joined a federal government programme aimed at fast-tracking the development through approvals and regulations.
E-fuels firm Allied Biofuels (ABF) will advance a $6bn planned 400,000 tonne-per-year alternative fuels plant in Central Asia, after signing a project implementation agreement (PIA) with the government of Uzbekistan.
The European Commission has approved €144m ($166m) in funding for a 50MW green and pink hydrogen project planned to be built at the site of a French chemical and fertiliser major.
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