In the quest for a sustainable future, hydrogen has emerged as a critical player, and at its heart are electrolysers. These devices, capable of transforming water into hydrogen, are pivotal in the race toward a net-zero world. While Europe has been at the forefront of green industrial policy, the United States is gearing up to potentially take the lead in shaping the future of electrolyser manufacturing.
Hydrogen, often dubbed the future fuel, is gaining traction as a clean energy source. Among the various methods of hydrogen production, electrolysis of water using renewable energy has emerged as a promising route.
Germany’s journey towards becoming a green energy powerhouse takes a significant leap forward as Sunfire, the nation’s sole large-scale electrolyzer producer, secures a monumental €169 million grant.
Enapter, the renowned hydrogen technology company, has unveiled a monumental partnership with Enoah. This collaboration heralds the purchase of an impressive fleet of 101 AEM electrolysers, marking a pivotal moment in the pursuit of harnessing green hydrogen’s boundless potential for energy transformation.
The thyssenkrupp subsidiary, a specialist in hydrogen solutions, nearly doubled its sales, attributing its success to significant projects, notably in Saudi Arabia.
Australia is doubling down on its commitment to sustainable energy as the federal government allocates a significant A$23 million investment towards renewable hydrogen initiatives. One of the prime recipients of this funding is Wollongong-based startup Hysata, which is set to revolutionize the hydrogen electrolysis landscape.
Hysata, a pioneering hydrogen technology company hailing from New South Wales, is set to deploy a groundbreaking 5 MW electrolyser adjacent to the Stanwell Power Station in Queensland. This bold move comes as part of a groundbreaking commercial-scale demonstration of the company’s next-generation capillary-fed electrolyser cell technology.
Verdagy, a trailblazer in scaling electrolyzer technologies for industrial applications, has just closed an impressive $73-million Series B funding round, a testament to the growing momentum of the green hydrogen revolution.
In a strategic move to tap into the booming hydrogen market in China, German-Italian electrolyser manufacturer Enapter has inked a significant framework supply contract valued at over $6.5 million with China’s renowned engine and drive company, Wolong.
GV Investment Group Egypt’s Chairman of the Board of Directors, Sherif Hammouda, has announced his company’s readiness to join forces…
