As we wrap up another dynamic year in the hydrogen energy sector, H2 Energy News.biz presents our Monthly Review for 2024, showcasing the most significant developments and insights from each month.
This comprehensive recap highlights critical advancements in green hydrogen technology, notable industry partnerships, and key regulatory changes that have influenced the landscape of renewable energy.
January: Plug Power Fuels Forward with Largest US Green Hydrogen Plant
Plug Power has just flipped the switch on its monumental Woodbine, Georgia plant – the largest liquid green hydrogen facility in the U.S.
February: Europe’s Hydrogen-Powered Tram Comes to Görlitz
Europe is poised to witness a groundbreaking advancement in sustainable transportation with the introduction of the continent’s first hydrogen-powered tram, set to debut in Görlitz by the end of 2026.
March: China Starts Work on World’s Longest Hydrogen Pipeline
China is poised to start work on what could become the world’s longest hydrogen pipeline, representing a significant leap forward in the country’s pursuit of renewable energy infrastructure.
April: Ferrari Reveals Hybrid Car Patent with Upside-Down Hydrogen Engine
Ferrari has captured the automotive world’s attention with a patent unveiling a hybrid car featuring an inverted internal combustion powerplant fueled by hydrogen.
May: Fortescue and Actis Secure Rights to Develop Hydrogen Project in Oman
A consortium led by Australia’s Fortescue and investor Actis has secured the rights to develop a 200,000-tonne-per-year green hydrogen project in Oman.
June: EU Approves Fourth IPCEI to Advance Hydrogen Mobility
The European Commission has given the green light to a fourth Important Project of Common European Interest (IPCEI) aimed at enhancing the hydrogen value chain.
July: Labour’s Landslide: New Era for UK’s Hydrogen Sector
The recent UK General Election has dramatically shifted the political landscape, with the Labour Party securing a landslide majority, winning over 410 parliamentary seats out of 650.
August: Fabrum and Fortescue Unveil Australia’s Largest Mine-Site Liquid Hydrogen Plant
The recent unveiling of Fortescue’s liquid hydrogen plant at Christmas Creek has been met with significant fanfare, particularly from its collaborators, Fabrum.
September: H2 Energy News Team Honors Innovation at H2 MEET 2024
The H2 Energy News team had the distinct honor of selecting and awarding the Best of H2 MEET 2024 awards during this year’s prestigious hydrogen industry exhibition in Korea.
October: Denmark Delays Hydrogen Pipeline to Germany
Denmark recently postponed its plans to build a hydrogen pipeline to Germany.
November: Will Trump’s Presidency Spell Doom for Hydrogen?
Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 U.S. presidential election could have significant implications for the future of hydrogen energy in the United States.
December: Japan Invests $1.11 Billion in Green Hydrogen Technology
Japan is investing $1.11 billion in green hydrogen technology, which includes over $365 million in government funding aimed at developing gigawatt-scale electrolyser and fuel cell manufacturing capacities.
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