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Chinese heavy machinery manufacturer Sany International Development and multiple unnamed South Korean companies signed feasibility phase agreements (FPA) outlining their collaboration to progress the project. The companies will work on the next round of feasibility and pre-front-end engineering studies for the proposed 330,000 tonne per year green hydrogen facility at the Western Green Energy Hub (WGEH). Under ICE’s plans, the project will produce green hydrogen-derived ammonia for shipping consumption and export to overseas markets in Asia. The parties will look to refine costs, schedule, design, and supporting infrastructure ahead of FID. WGEH, owned by ICE (51%), CWP Global (39%), and [...]

The group argued that the next phase of hydrogen market growth will be driven by individual state policies. The shift comes amid a rollback of federal clean energy support after the first year of Donald Trump’s second term, which has seen flagship incentives shortened and funding for regional hydrogen hubs removed. USHA said states that move fast to establish regulatory frameworks, permitting, and long-term policy signals will be best positioned to attract hydrogen investment. “The next phase of hydrogen growth will not be driven solely by sizable federal initiatives,” the statement reads. “It will be built state by state, through [...]

Questions around efficiency have been among the biggest challenges raised against hydrogen mobility. Using electricity to produce hydrogen, which needs compressing, transporting, and dispensing before conversion into electricity or being combusted, provides inherent losses compared to direct electrification – all of which add to costs. But is it the only consideration for vehicle operators looking to decarbonise? H2 View’s latest webinar homed in on this debate, hearing both sides of the argument. This is a paid article, to read the article in full you can sign in if you are subscribed or subscribe today.

The station in the Wielkopolska Province has two dispensers operating at 350 and 700 bar with a daily capacity of 480kg of hydrogen, enough to fuel up to 10 buses and 30 cars. Orlen will supply the station with around 219,000kg of hydrogen from its own existing hydrogen production capacity – primarily its unabated natural gas-based production associated with its refineries. These volumes will be provided to Piła’s fleet of five hydrogen buses, as well as individual customers. It adds to the state-owned oil and gas firm’s operational hydrogen refuelling infrastructure in Poznań, Katowice, Wałbrzych and Włocławek. The next stage [...]

The Dutch engineering company claims the new system, named Ammonex, could be utilised to streamline ammonia-to-hydrogen operations. The pilot will be carried out at Plant One, a specialised facility in the Port of Rotterdam which serves as a commercial testbed for sustainable industrial technologies. It will consist of two testing campaigns, one aimed at validating operational capabilities and a second focused on long-term testing. Results are expected in 2027. Duiker says the system, which reached final investment decision in early 2025, produces zero-emissions and achieves high efficiency and longevity. In development since 2022, Ammonex has received funding from investors, including [...]

The JV between CIMC Enric and Hexagon Purus said the 20-foot Type 4 hydrogen MEGC is suitable for road, rail, and waterway transport, and will address the need for “efficient and economical” hydrogen logistics in China. Designed to meet international standards, CIMC-Hexagon claims it will lower the cost of transporting hydrogen. Available in sizes from 10 to 45 feet, the JV said in a 40-foot configuration, the unit could store one tonne of hydrogen at 38MPa. The JV said it will initially target the wider Asian market before focusing on China. “Going forward, CIMC-Hexagon will maximise the synergy of its [...]

The firm will assist the EU-backed project with EPC-management services across the development, planning, and execution phases of the “first-of-a-kind” large diameter pipeline. The AquaDuctus consortium, made up of European national gas transmission operators and energy firms like RWE and Shell, envisages plans of 10GW of offshore electrolysers in the North Sea, producing around one million tonnes of green hydrogen. The pipeline, which was recognised by the EU as an Import of Common European Interest, aims to connect the proposed offshore production hubs with end-users across Northwest Europe. Worley will also oversee the supervision and management of EPC and commissioning [...]

Under the five-year electric vehicle affordability programme, both battery electric and FCEVs will be eligible for an incentive starting at CAD $5,000 in 2026 for the purchase or lease of cars priced up to CAD $50,000. The scheme will gradually phase out, with the subsidy dropping to CAD $4,000 in 2027, CAD $3,000 in 2028 and 2029, and CAD $2,000 in 2030. Lower value incentives are also available for plug-in hybrids. It comes as part of Ottawa’s new automotive strategy, which does away with a previous EV sales mandate. The new plan seeks to give EVs a 75% market share [...]

The assurance firm said it would review a contractor’s front-end engineering design work for gas utility Cadent’s H2East pipeline, which plans to run along the Northeast coast of England between the Humber and Nottinghamshire. Announced last month, the pipeline will connect prospective hydrogen production sites in South Humberside with industrial demand centres in Nottinghamshire. Cadent secured funding for the FEED work through the UK energy regulator. DNV’s work will focus on material performance and safety modelling to “identify and resolve uncertainties early on.” Hari Vamadevan, DNV’s Senior Vice-President and UK & Ireland Regional Director, said this kind of work was [...]