Author: Anela Dokso

Lhyfe, a pioneer in green hydrogen production, has established a production plant for Deutsche Bahn in Tübingen, marking a step in the integration of hydrogen into the rail transport sector.

In a move to bolster the energy infrastructure in Bavaria and improve technical connectivity in Baden-Württemberg, transmission system operator Bayernets is investing EUR 210 million in a new pipeline named AUGUSTA.

In a significant policy update, the UK’s energy regulator, OFGEM, has introduced new requirements for electricity suppliers to disclose comprehensive data to government-funded green hydrogen projects.

HRS secures HRS14 hydrogen station order in Saudi Arabia The first order for an HRS14 hydrogen station outside of Europe has been placed by a project developer in Saudi Arabia, according to HRS, a European designer and producer of hydrogen refueling stations. This national energy firm, a significant player in the area, ordered the HRS14 station, which will start supplying a planned fleet of 20 buses and light vehicles in July 2024. The companies plan to engage in more extensive communication following the station’s installation in the latter part of 2024. ErreDue finalizes purchase of new HQ in Livorno, Italy…

FRV, part of the Jameel Energy group, has unveiled its ambitious green hydrogen production project, H2 Cumbuco, set within Brazil’s Pecém Industrial and Port Complex (CIPP).

Everfuel has unveiled plans for Project Frigg—a substantial initiative aimed at bolstering Denmark’s hydrogen production capacity.

Volkswagen has unveiled plans to innovate hydrogen fuel cell technology for vehicles, aiming to achieve an impressive range of 1,243 miles.

Norwegian Hydrogen has reached a milestone at its Hellesylt site, successfully producing the first grams of green hydrogen. The project is now in its final commissioning phase, with full-scale production expected to start within weeks.

Alpha H2 has recently made a significant deal with a Latin American distributor to deliver its hydrogen injection systems across several countries, including Mexico, Ecuador, Panama, Peru, Chile, Colombia, the Dominican Republic, Argentina, Brazil, and Spain.

ACWA Power and Sinopec Guangzhou Engineering signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to collaborate on green hydrogen and green ammonia projects.