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ITM Power has entered into a new partnership with Hygen Energy. As part of the deal, the Sheffield-based manufacturer has been appointed as the favored supplier for proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyzers for hydrogen projects in the UK and across Europe.

The University of Texas at Austin’s Center for Electromechanics, Frontier Energy, and GTI Energy have inaugurated a pioneering hydrogen research and demonstration facility.

Green Energy Park (GEP) has set its sights on revolutionizing the global energy landscape with its initiative in Brazil. The company recently signed a definitive agreement for US$30 million in Series-A funding and acquiring long-term rights to hydrogen port terminal facilities in Luis Correia, Brazil.

The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is likely to remove green hydrogen from its pivotal plan designed to cut greenhouse gas emissions from the power industry, as per insider reports.

Mississippi’s unique geological formation might offer it a key role in the increasingly significant “green hydrogen” energy domain.

First State Hydrogen, a company dedicated to advancing green hydrogen production, has initiated a study in partnership with Siemens Energy, to identify the optimal technology and location for a hydrogen production facility in Delaware.

Danfoss sheds light on the crucial role of energy efficiency in green hydrogen production. As hydrogen emerges as a frontrunner in the transition away from fossil fuels, understanding its efficient production becomes paramount.

Charbone Hydrogen Corporation has received a non-binding offer for the sale of its interests in two hydro projects located in Vermont and Wisconsin.

Edmonton-based hydrogen technology company, Aurora Hydrogen, is breaking new ground in clean hydrogen production via methane pyrolysis, contributing significantly to Canada’s growing low-carbon hydrogen industry.

Plug Power is celebrating the achievement of nameplate capacity at their hydrogen plants in Georgia and Tennessee. This increase in the supply from these production networks signifies a reduction in hydrogen costs, a critical aspect for Plug’s roadmap to make profitable growth.