UK’s electrolyzer manufacturer ITM Power has been contracted by an undisclosed European energy company to jointly develop a standard design configuration for a 10 MW green hydrogen production plant.
Germany’s Securing Energy for Europe (SEFE) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Saudi Arabia’s ACWA Power for the production and supply of green hydrogen to Europe.
The government of Denmark has introduced new initiatives to support the country’s emerging hydrogen market with billion-scale (DKK) funding and committed to establishing a Danish-German hydrogen pipeline by 2030. The government announced the new initiatives for hydrogen as well as offshore wind mark
German specialty chemicals company Evonik has signed a term sheet with Dutch energy company VoltH2 to advance green hydrogen production at the Delfzijl chemical park in the Netherlands.
Swedish e-fuel plant developer Liquid Wind has received an environmental permit from the Land and Environmental Court in Umeå for its third large-scale e-fuel production facility in Sweden, FlagshipTHREE.
Saudi Arabia’s ACWA Power and Italy’s Snam have agreed to explore collaboration opportunities and joint investments in establishing an international green hydrogen supply chain.
Lotte Chemical and Syzygy Plasmonics have commissioned and completed performance testing of an all-electric ammonia cracking system in Ulsan, South Korea.
With a financing package of NOK 1 billion (around $89 million) in place, GreenH has reached a final investment decision (FID) to develop its green hydrogen facility in Bodø that will supply hydrogen to Vestfjorden ferry connection operated by Torghatten Nord.
U.S. ammonia plants developer First Ammonia has selected Australian engineering and professional services company Worley to deliver the front-end engineering design (FEED) for its electric ammonia facility in Victoria, Texas.
Nordic Ren-Gas has selected German engine manufacturer MAN Energy Solutions (MAN ES) as a technology provider for its e-methane project in Tampere, Finland.
Norwegian energy company Freija is progressing with the development of a large-scale e-methane production facility in Nokia, Tampere region, Finland.
AM Green has chosen Casale as its technology partner for the conversion of two grey ammonia plants into a green ammonia complex in Kakinada, India.
U.S. technology company Petron Scientech has chosen compatriot renewable hydrogen electrolysis company Verdagy to provide electrolyzers for the production of e-methanol in its biorefinery.
Norwegian Hydrogen has acquired Aker Horizons’ hydrogen project in Rjukan, Norway, and plans on building a 25 MW plant, with the possibility for further upscaling and expansion.
