Author: Anela Dokso

ArcelorMittal, a leading figure in the industry, has taken a critical stance on the economic viability of integrating green hydrogen and Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) technologies by 2030.

HPQ Silicon, together with its French subsidiary NOVACIUM SAS and Malaysian aluminium recycler GLD Alloys, has formalized a strategic partnership to accelerate the commercialization of green hydrogen production.

Oracle Power has confirmed a two-year extension of its Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with China Electric Power and Technology (CET) — a wholly owned subsidiary of the State Grid Corporation of China (SGCC), the world’s largest utility company by revenue.

HYDGEN has inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Malati Fine Chemicals (MFC) to pioneer small-scale green hydrogen production in the sugar industry.

Joint Development Agreement (JDA) has been signed between Oman, the Netherlands, and Germany to establish the world’s premier liquid hydrogen import corridor.

BloombergNEF’s 2025 New Energy Outlook provides a comprehensive analysis of the future trajectory of the global energy sector. This examination reveals the evolving dynamics underpinned by cost-competitive technologies and existing policy frameworks. A core element of this analysis is the sustained economic advantage of wind, solar, and batteries across most markets, which are projected to remain significant over the next decade. This trend is reflected in a forecast of an 84% increase in renewable generation by 2030, defying concerns of a potential slowdown. By 2050, renewables are expected to account for over two-thirds of a much-expanded global power system. Data…

Spain’s Ministry for Ecological Transition has authorized a €78 million investment for the Green H2 Los Barrios project, advancing one of the country’s flagship renewable hydrogen initiatives in the southern province of Cádiz.

With an impressive £25 million investment in research and development, Wrightbus, a well-established UK bus manufacturer, reinforces its commitment to zero-emission public transport.

The burgeoning demand for green hydrogen has catalyzed a promising partnership between HYDGEN and SRM University AP (SRM-AP) in India, marking a significant stride in sustainable energy innovation.

Germany’s hydrogen mobility infrastructure is experiencing a decisive pivot toward heavy-duty transport applications, as recent operational data indicates growing demand for 350-bar refueling — the standard pressure used by buses and trucks — outpacing that of passenger vehicles.