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The systems will produce hydrogen for Acme Group’s 100,000 tonnes-per-year green ammonia facility in the Duqm Special Economic Zone. The 80MW of electrolysers are set for deployment on the 80km2 site for the project’s first phase. When its second and third phases are completed, it is expected to produce up to 900,000 tonnes-per-year. In March 2024, Norwegian chemical company, Yara International, entered a non-binding agreement with ACME for the offtake of 100,000 tonnes of green ammonia tonnes-per-annum, the full annual production capacity of the project’s first phase This comes as Chinese manufacturers move into the global electrolyser market. Despite that [...]

The document, inked at a meeting in Ukraine, outlines the development of production capacity, creation of infrastructure, and unlocking of investment in the sector. Denys Shmyhal, Ukraine’s First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Energy, said that the new partnership expands on the countries’ work across energy sectors and prioritises Ukrainian underground gas storage and joint gas production facilities. Formalised in a meeting with Austria’s Federal Minister of Economics, Energy and Tourism, Wolfgang Gattmannsdorfer, the memorandum of cooperation comes alongside Austria contributing €15.5m ($17.9m) to Ukraine’s Energy Support Fund. While details on undertakings of the partnership remain unclear, Shymyhal thanked [...]

Clean hydrogen and energy groups are urging Brussels to defend the EU’s carbon pricing system as several member states push to weaken it. Lobby groups representing the wind, solar, hydrogen, and nuclear sectors argued against short-term interventions on the Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS), the bloc’s tool to charge industry and power producers based on their carbon dioxide emissions. This is a paid article, to read the article in full you can sign in if you are subscribed or subscribe today.

The purchase order for its hydrogen distribution trailers using Type 4 cylinders came from a “leading Central European integrated energy company” and covers the delivery of the units. Available in sizes from 10ft to 45ft, Hexagon says its distribution units can supply hydrogen to industrial sites and hydrogen refuelling stations. The purchased units will be produced in the company’s facility in Weeze, Germany. While the customer was not revealed, CEO Morten Holum said the company was happy to aid the customer’s “growing mobility infrastructure network.” “This order is a direct result of our recent efforts to diversify the customer base [...]

Agricultural cooperative Central Farm Service (CFS), agriculture technology firm TalusAG, and clean energy tracking organisation CleanCounts, say the project could supply CFS member owners through two modular ammonia systems made by Talus. These systems are positioned as a way to localise ammonia production to avoid fertiliser price fluctuations linked to natural gas prices. The trio is banking on support from the state to deliver the first local commercial production facilities supplying fertiliser for 100,000 acres of farmland. Talus says its Talus10 systems will deliver ammonia at or near the point of end-use from power, water, and air. H2 View understands [...]

The funding forms part of the firm’s €14bn ($16.2bn) 2026–2030 investment plan, which also includes spending on energy efficiency, biomethane, carbon capture, as well as expansion and upgrades to fossil fuel infrastructure. The €200m is related to Snam Rete Gas’ Italian Hydrogen Backbone project, which was awarded project of common interest status by the EU to streamline permitting. It would establish a 1,900km hydrogen transportation network – around 60% converted natural gas infrastructure – across Italy. The pipeline is also planned to feed into the broader SoutH2 Corridor, which aims to connect low-cost hydrogen production in North Africa with Italy, [...]

Castellón Green Hydrogen SL said the project, being constructed at BP’s Castellón refinery, had reached 90% assembly completion, with 100% of equipment now on site. This includes the 25MW Plug Power PEM electrolyser system. The JV stated that it will commence testing in May to monitor the operation and performance of the plant. The €70M ($81.2m) project, equally owned by the British oil firm and the Spanish power company, will produce up to 2,800 tonnes of green hydrogen per year to displace grey hydrogen already used in the refinery. Having received a €15m ($17.4m) Spanish subsidy, the plant will be [...]

The consortium will explore meeting future green hydrogen demand from Japanese industry with molecules produced in New Zealand. Mitsui OSK Lines, Obayashi Corporation, Chiyoda Corporation, and Kawasaki, said New Zealand’s renewable energy resources and strong trade relationship, as well as Japan’s own low energy self-sufficiency, are drivers for establishing the corridor. In a statement, the consortium said that “the initiative aims for New Zealand to become a leading green hydrogen supply hub for Japan, contributing to carbon neutrality in Japan”. In January 2025, Obayashi exported the first green hydrogen from New Zealand to a demonstration facility at Lautoka Port in [...]

Green Gecko, which has been identifying prospects for PHE’s technology, will act as its agent for projects in Bahrain, Egypt, Kuwait, and Oman. According to PHE, Green Gecko has identified sites in the region where its high-temperature pyrolysis (HTP) technology could be used for processing tyres, elastomers, and polymers into clean energy products. The company says that its system can convert non-recyclable waste into syngas, which can be purified into hydrogen or used as a feedstock in other technologies. Paul Emmitt, PHE CEO, said the agreement strengthens the firm’s position in the MENA market. “We look forward to working with [...]

The independent energy and assurance firm said cost remains the “fundamental difficulty” limiting hydrogen production in the country. It also said carbon capture and storage (CCS) faces similar cost barriers. DNV shared its thoughts in its annual Energy Transition Outlook briefing, on which Hari Vamadevan, Senior Vice-President of DNV, said both markets have seen a downward trend, despite the technology being largely ready for deployment. “I think the technology is there. It’s got everything to do with cost,” he noted. DNV forecasts UK hydrogen production reaching 750,000 tonnes per year by 2030, far below the government’s ambition to deploy 10GW of hydrogen [...]