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Recent research by the Dutch organization TNO sheds light on the cost dynamics of green hydrogen production, revealing potential challenges in achieving cost competitiveness with fossil-based hydrogen.

Infener has made a significant investment in Villingen-Schwenningen, Germany.

Germany’s energy sector is poised for a transformation, as announced by Uniper’s Vice President Michael Hilmer during the 29th Baku Energy Forum.

Yesterday marked the groundbreaking for Hynion’s new hydrogen refueling station in Jönköping.

Teréga, a company with a reported sales increase of 0.4% to €494 million, has outlined ambitious plans to accelerate its involvement in the future energy landscape. With a strong focus on biomethane, hydrogen, and CO2, Teréga aims to position itself at the forefront of the energy transition.

The European Commission has highlighted concerns over the slow adoption of green hydrogen technology by private industry, a critical component of Brussels’ ambitious Green Deal.

In this interview, we have the pleasure of speaking with David Green, the CEO of CIC Hydrogen, a company dedicated to accelerating the development and adoption of clean energy solutions, with a particular focus on hydrogen projects.

Hungary has inaugurated its first green hydrogen plant, located at the Bükkábrány Energy Park in northeastern Hungary.

Recognizing the need for rapid expansion, Siemens is introducing a suite of software tools based on generative artificial intelligence (AI) to simplify and expedite the design, engineering, and automation of hydrogen production plants.

Green Lithium Refining has partnered with EDF to utilize green hydrogen in its Teesside refinery for the production of low-carbon lithium.