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The German government has announced a tender titled “Technischer Berater Fachplanung Wasserstofftechnik H2SOLLAB,” which invites bids for engineering-design services for industrial processes and production related to hydrogen technology.

The Italian government has announced a new tender titled “Dialogo competitivo per la fornitura di un impianto di produzione idrogeno verde alimentato da un impianto fotovoltaico,” aiming to further develop green hydrogen production capabilities.

Alfa Laval and Topsoe have joined forces to lead the charge in hydrogen technology. Their Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) marks the beginning of a crucial long-term partnership focused on making hydrogen solutions more affordable and efficient.

Published in the International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, this research paper by Saeed Jamal explores how the addition of niobium (Nb) enhances the resistance of 34MnB5 press hardened steel (PHS) to hydrogen embrittlement (HE).

Verdagy has unveiled its new gigawatt-scale hydrogen factory in Silicon Valley. This facility marks a significant step in the effort to create a sustainable hydrogen production system which is environmentally friendly and highly efficient.

Italy has announced a new tender titled “SERVIZI DI CONSULENZA TECNICA RELATIVI ALLO SVILUPPO DI UN QUADRO NORMATIVO EUROPEO PER L’UTILIZZO DELL’IDROGENO NELLA TRANSIZIONE ENERGETICA” (Technical Consultancy Services for the Development of a European Regulatory Framework for the Use of Hydrogen in the Energy Transition), published on October 23, 2024.

Germany’s Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action has announced a new tender titled “Gases – Precursor for MOCVD System” focused on hydrogen industry advancements.

Neste Corporation, a leader in renewable fuels, has decided not to proceed with its planned investment in a 120 MW electrolyzer for renewable hydrogen production at its Porvoo refinery in Finland.

European energy company Statkraft has won backing from the EU Innovation Fund for its upcoming hydrogen production project in Germany.

The European Union recently announced its significant commitment to advancing clean energy by allocating €4.8 billion from its Innovation Fund.