Recently, the German transport ministry has concluded an internal investigation regarding a hydrogen subsidy scandal. The issue revolves around the mismanagement and potential misuse of subsidies intended for hydrogen technology development and implementation.
Microsoft has just embarked on an ambitious pilot project in Dublin, aiming to use green hydrogen to power one of its data centres.
Vireon has announced plans to build the first of four large-scale hydrogen refuelling stations in Finland.
Wales & West Utilities (WWU) has announced two new hydrogen projects in southwest England, aimed at exploring the potential of hydrogen in decarbonizing the gas network.
McPhy Energy, a leading French company in electrolyser technology and manufacturing, secured major new contract.
REVO ZERO and Grupo Édora have entered into a strategic partnership to speed up the deployment of green hydrogen generation and refueling networks in the United States and Europe.
PowerCell Group, a Swedish company, has landed a significant deal worth SEK 165 million with a top Italian marine Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM).
CMMZE has unveiled a new initiative aimed at producing 180 thousand tons of green hydrogen annually to serve the European market.
The European Union (EU) needs to set realistic goals for producing green hydrogen by 2030 and reassess expectations for carbon capture and storage to meet climate targets.
In collaboration with the Thuringian Ministry of Infrastructure and Agriculture (TMIL) and Erfurter Bahn, Stadler signed a declaration of intent to test the hydrogen-powered RS ZERO prototype on catenary-free lines in Thuringia.
