As Brazil ramps up efforts to modernize its energy infrastructure and decarbonize remote regions, the government plans to launch construction of small modular reactors (SMRs) in collaboration with Russian state-owned nuclear corporation Rosatom.
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As Norway accelerates its green maritime ambitions, a new hydrogen production and distribution facility in Bodø has entered its next development phase with Indian engineering firm Cyient tapped for core technical responsibilities.
BASF has started production of renewable ammonia at its flagship Ludwigshafen Verbund site in Germany, reinforcing the chemical giant’s transition toward low-carbon manufacturing.
The European Union’s push to cement its global leadership in hydrogen technology has gained fresh momentum, as the Clean Hydrogen Partnership announced the allocation of €154.6 million in grants to 26 projects under its 2024 Call.
Storag Etzel has begun storing 45 tons of hydrogen in a repurposed salt cavern at its Etzel site in the Wittmund district.
With Spain targeting deep decarbonization of its industrial and transport sectors, Alkeymia’s €400 million green hydrogen and ammonia production plant in Caspe, Zaragoza, is set to become a major milestone in the country’s energy transition roadmap.
Amid rising geopolitical and climate pressures, the United Kingdom has secured a Green Industrial Partnership with Norway aimed at accelerating the deployment of clean energy across the North Sea.
Clean Power Hydrogen (CPH2) has completed the final site acceptance test of its MFE110 electrolyser at Northern Ireland Water’s (NIW) wastewater treatment facility in Belfast, marking the first commercial-scale deployment of its membrane-free electrolyser (MFE) technology.
ITM Power has been selected by Uniper to supply electrolysis equipment for the Humber H2ub® (Green) project—a 120 MW green hydrogen facility planned at Uniper’s Killingholme site.
Statkraft will cease the development of new green hydrogen projects, citing mounting uncertainty in the hydrogen market.
