Browsing: Hydrogen

A planned 220,000 tonne per year biomethanol facility in the Netherlands is being positioned around access to renewable hydrogen, highlighting how hydrogen demand could increasingly emerge from processes that combine biogenic carbon with additional low carbon hydrogen rather than from conventional hydrogen applications alone.

A planned 4 million tonnes per year of renewable hydrogen imports from North Africa is placing the SoutH2 Corridor among Europe’s largest proposed hydrogen infrastructure routes, but the latest political agreement also underscores how much work remains before that capacity can become a bankable supply chain.

Global hydrogen demand surpassed 100 million tonnes in 2025, yet low emissions hydrogen still accounted for only slightly more than 1% of production.

When energy infrastructure operators evaluate blending hydrogen into natural gas transmission networks, the safety calculus appears straightforward at first glance.…

India’s green hydrogen industry is entering a more commercially significant phase as developers begin converting government-backed production ambitions into binding…

Moeve started building the first phase of its Andalusian Green Hydrogen Valley. ENB tests the company claims: 45,000 t of hydrogen needs about 2.34 TWh, or 89% load at 300 MW.

A 280 MW electrolyser supply agreement for a Danish e-SAF plant is conditional on a final investment decision that has no date. ENB tests the hydrogen figures and sets the deal against IEA data on what is built, financed and merely announced.

The paper’s own highlights state that its hybrid deep learning model “reaches R2 > 0.998 with the best RMSE and…

The 70% new-energy-vehicle sales target in China’s companion automotive plan set for 2030 sounds like an ambitious acceleration. China’s own…

Transporting renewable hydrogen from Spain to the Franco German border could cost between €0.60 and €1 per kilogram, according to new estimates from the H2Med Alliance, putting infrastructure costs at a potentially manageable level relative to the wider economics of European green hydrogen.