Author: Anela Dokso

BMW’s pursuit of mass-produced hydrogen-powered vehicles is at a crossroads, and its long-time partner Toyota, famous for the Mirai, has shifted its focus away from hydrogen fuel cell cars, signaling potential challenges ahead.

Spain is on the cusp of a green hydrogen revolution, and Enagás, the technical manager of the country’s gas networks, is at the forefront of this transformation. Enagás believes that green hydrogen presents an incredible opportunity for Spain to become a major hub for this sustainable energy source in Europe, and it’s determined to make this vision a reality.

Toyota, the Japanese automotive giant, has recognized that its ambitious foray into the passenger car hydrogen market, represented by the Toyota Mirai, did not achieve the expected success. However, the brand is not abandoning the hydrogen technology but is rather shifting its strategic focus.

La Spezia’s much-anticipated foray into the hydrogen economy now appears to be on shaky ground. Enel, the Italian multinational energy company, is poised to renounce a substantial sum, 13.72 million euros, earmarked for the construction of a green hydrogen production plant in the region.

Mauritanian government and the European Union (EU) have come together to accelerate the development of Mauritania’s green hydrogen sector.

Duke Energy is set to commence work on the first-ever demonstration project in the United States that will create clean energy through a comprehensive system that involves the production, storage, and combustion of 100% green hydrogen. Duke Energy, a North Carolina-based energy company, has harnessed its expertise in collaboration with Sargent and Lundy and GE Vernova to bring this innovative technology to life. The system, once operational, will be based at Duke Energy’s DeBary power plant in Volusia County, Florida, marking a significant milestone in the transition to sustainable energy solutions. At its core, this end-to-end system will leverage the…

INPEX Corporation, has taken a significant step toward advancing its involvement in the emerging hydrogen energy sector. INPEX recently finalized an agreement to acquire shares in Japan Suiso Energy (JSE), a joint venture formed by two prominent entities in the industry: Kawasaki Heavy Industries and Iwatani Corporation.

Toyota and Hyundai have joined forces alongside energy companies Ampol and Pacific Energy to develop hydrogen refueling infrastructure. This collaboration aims to address the critical challenge of establishing a robust hydrogen ecosystem in the country.

OCOchem, a promising startup based in Richland, Washington, has recently raised approximately $4.5 million in new funding. This move, disclosed through a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, signifies the company’s growing prominence in the sector and hints at its ambition to revolutionize hydrogen transportation.

Spanish energy major Repsol has announced the freezing of its investment plans for a significant hydrogen plant located in the Basque Country, northern Spain.