Browsing: Europe

Nel ASA (Nel) has realigned its agreement with Nikola while securing a substantial contract with Fortescue for the supply of electrolyser equipment.

Linde, a global industrial gases and engineering company, has made a significant announcement regarding its collaboration with Celanese, a leading chemical and specialty materials company.

Solaris, a leading manufacturer of electric buses, has secured a significant order for 23 hydrogen buses from Germany.

Austria stands at a pivotal moment in its energy landscape, with calls for significant expansion of gas and hydrogen infrastructure echoing across the nation.

Lhyfe, a prominent European green hydrogen producer, is set to inaugurate a groundbreaking hydrogen production plant in Brake, Germany, signaling a pivotal moment in the country’s renewable energy transition.

Lhyfe and SAF+ International Group have joined forces to develop the production of electro Sustainable Aviation Fuel (e-SAF) from renewable hydrogen.

GCK and Keolis have unveiled a partnership agreement to trial a coach equipped with an internal combustion engine converted to run on hydrogen. This innovative project, presented at the Hyvolution exhibition, underscores the commitment of both companies to explore sustainable mobility solutions.

Green Energy Park, a prominent player in the renewable energy sector, has recently inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Baker Hughes in the pursuit of advancing the green hydrogen value chain.

ISTHY project, supported by the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté Region, the Industrial Revitalization Fund, and led by renewable energy and hydrogen producer Inthy, has formed a crucial partnership with Bureau Veritas. This collaboration aims to establish the first-ever hydrogen storage test site in Europe, addressing the critical need for ensuring the security of hydrogen storage.

A consortium consisting of GTT, TotalEnergies, LMG Marin, and Bureau Veritas has achieved a significant milestone in the Joint Development Project (JDP) aimed at enabling the maritime transport of liquefied hydrogen (LH2).