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By repurposing Northvolt’s flagship Dwa factory in Poland, Lyten isn’t just chasing scale—it’s betting the future of lithium‑sulfur will outflank…

A key indicator of Germany’s hydrogen ambitions has dimmed: despite a national target of 10 GW of installed electrolyser capacity by…

As Germany navigates the energy transition while phasing out coal, the state of Saxony-Anhalt has launched a €87 million green hydrogen subsidy program, designed to catalyze industrial decarbonisation in one of the country’s most coal-reliant regions.

Tree Energy Solutions (TES) and CPC Finland OY have established LUOTO ENERGIA OY, a joint venture aiming to build a 500 MW green hydrogen and electric natural gas (e-NG) production facility in Rauma, Finland.

Germany’s federal budget proposal for 2025 signals a major retreat from previously committed financial support for industrial green hydrogen, with funding expected to drop from €3.7 billion to just €1.2 billion through 2030—a 67.5% reduction.

Fortum and P2X Solutions have signed a sales agreement that will see hydrogen produced at Fortum’s Kalla test center supplied directly to P2X’s customers.

The final testing of the VGGT-1 exploratory geothermal well in Velika Gorica has confirmed a reservoir exceeding 100°C—potentially transforming the city’s central heating landscape.

Spain’s Castilla y León region has officially entered the hydrogen economy with the commissioning of its first renewable hydrogen production plant—delivered through a collaboration between Somacyl, Redexis, and Ingeteam, with technology supplied by H2B2 Electrolysis Technologies.

With a planned production capacity of over 3,000 tonnes per year, a new green hydrogen facility in Karmsund, Norway is positioning itself as a key enabler of regional decarbonization for both maritime and onshore industry.

ITM Power has launched a new German subsidiary, Hydropulse GmbH, that will build, own, and operate small- to mid-scale green hydrogen plants — offering industrial clients hydrogen supply without upfront capital or technology risk.