Author: Anela Dokso

Bosch, a global leader in technology and engineering, is setting its sights on the burgeoning hydrogen-powered vehicle market, anticipating significant growth in the coming years.

POSCO, the driving force behind Korea’s manufacturing industry for the past 50 years, is embarking on a groundbreaking journey to develop hydrogen reduction Ironmaking technology.

Toyota, the renowned automaker, has set its sights on the hydrogen fuel cell vehicle markets in Europe and China, with a goal of selling 200,000 hydrogen vehicles by 2030.

Newcastle is poised to become a prominent hydrogen hub as the Australian federal government commits $70 million to the development of a 55-megawatt hydrogen electrolyzer. The project aims to split water into hydrogen and oxygen, contributing to the region’s renewable energy transformation.

Chinese oil and petrochemicals supplier Sinopec is making significant progress in its mission to establish a complete hydrogen value chain, according to its latest sustainability report.

First Hydrogen Corp. has entered into a feasibility study agreement with Sacré-Davey to develop a 35MW green hydrogen production facility and vehicle assembly factory in Shawinigan, Quebec. The project aims to establish a zero-emissions hydrogen ecosystem and boost green technology jobs in the region.

In an attempt to present the £9 billion Lower Thames Crossing project as hydrogen-fueled and environmentally friendly, National Highways has faced accusations of greenwashing. The Thames Crossing Action Group (TCAG), which opposes the scheme, dismisses the claims as propaganda, raising concerns about the project’s true environmental impact and cost.

North Sea Port, Port of Antwerp-Bruges, and Port of Ostend have achieved recognition as a ‘Hydrogen Valley’ at the European level.

ENGIE, a leading French utilities company specializing in low-carbon energy services, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Public Investment Fund (PIF) to explore opportunities for green hydrogen projects in Saudi Arabia.

Tecniberia, the Spanish Association of Engineering, Architecture, and Technological Services Companies, is driving Spain’s ambition to become a global hub and exporter of green hydrogen.