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H2-View News: HNOI secures hydrogen offtake deal for Texas production facility
HNOI has agreed to provide an unnamed Texas-based company with a supply of hydrogen for its Class 8 fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs). H2 View understands that HNOI’s hydrogen production platform in Houston can produce up to 500kg of green hydrogen per day. “The agreement also integrates HNOI’s Compact Hydrogen Refuelling system (CHRS) for refuelling support,” the company wrote online. “With room for expansion, HNOI is projecting to reach nearly $10m in multi-year contracts as HNOI rapidly scales hydrogen production within the first year of operation.” Don Owens, Founder and CEO of HNOI, claimed the agreement highlights the “growing demand” [...]
H2-View News: Build on 20 years of hydrogen policy and assert US dominance: FCHEA boss tells Trump administration
The Trump Administration has a chance to build on two decades of US hydrogen policy to cement its dominance, the Fuel Cell & Hydrogen Energy Association (FCHEA) boss told a Washington event. Speaking at the US Energy Association’s State of the Energy Industry Forum, Frank Wolak encouraged the new government to “seize the moment” on hydrogen. This is a paid article, to read the article in full you can sign in if you are subscribed or subscribe today.
H2-View News: Modern Hydrogen, Washington utility to assess distributed methane pyrolysis roll-out
Puget Sound Energy (PSE) inked the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Modern Hydrogen to work on commercial and industrial customer decarbonisation plans, market analysis and evaluating deployments. The thermal process breaks down natural gas from the grid into hydrogen and solid carbon. A portion of the hydrogen is used to sustain the pyrolysis process, while the remainder is captured for external use. Modern Hydrogen is also looking to use solid carbon produced by the technology in processes such as asphalt production. Deployed at the point of use for commercial and industrial applications, the companies hope to support the development of [...]
H2-View News: Evonik inks term-sheet for 50MW electrolyser to supply hydrogen peroxide plant
The new electrolyser unit is planned to supply Evonik’s hydrogen peroxide plant from 2027 to partially displace fossil-based hydrogen currently used in its processes. Hydrogen peroxide is widely used as a bleaching agent, disinfectant and oxidising agent. It is primarily produced by reacting hydrogen with anthraquinone to form anthrahydroquinone, which is then oxidised with air to generate hydrogen peroxide before being extracted and purified. Evonik Peroxide Netherlands Managing Director, Peter Metten, explained that the chemicals major wants to switch its production process to entirely renewable resources. “Producing hydrogen peroxide requires three critical resources: electricity, steam and hydrogen,” he said. “Finding [...]
H2-View News: Video: Storage challenges of hydrogen
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H2-View News: Mattiq and Heraeus partner to commercialise low-iridium catalysts for hydrogen production
The two companies have said they will shorten the traditional R&D-to-commercialisation timeline, “rapidly advancing low-iridium catalysts from prototype to industrial-scale solutions.” H2 View understands that with current iridium loading requirements, PEM electrolysers will be limited in the scale of annual deployment. As one of Earth’s rarest naturally occurring elements, iridium must be used efficiently to meet the growing demand for hydrogen production and other applications. Mattiq will provide its expertise in electrochemical systems design, and Heraeus Precious Metals is a “world leader” in precious metals reclamation, processing and catalyst manufacturing. Philipp Walter, Executive Vice-President of Hydrogen Systems and Head of [...]
H2-View News: UKOG slashes hydrogen storage project costs with Dorset site relocation
The British company’s subsidiary UKEn has completed the preliminary project design for the proposed new underground storage facility, which will incorporate 24 salt caverns at -1.3km. UKOG has stated the new site will offer around 36% lower CAPEX costs than the Portland facility, citing cost savings of £450m ($559m). The new site could improve government revenue support and strategic positioning, being closer to a planned hydrogen pipeline which H2 View understands is being developed by SGN. Furthermore, the new salt cavern site benefits from superior geological conditions, with thicker triassic salt formations allowing for larger caverns and simpler storage. DEEP.KBB [...]
H2-View News: Ricardo achieves full fuel cell power within three months of testing
The British engineering firm announced that the fuel cell achieved full power within three months of its initial start-up testing. Ricardo’s virtual engineering toolchain was used throughout the procedure. This tool reduces physical prototyping costs and risks, accelerates development timelines, and provides a “deeper understanding” of system behaviours under diverse conditions. Ricardo can provide a 3MW containerised solution using the fuel cells, with DC-DC power conversion on board without sacrificing efficiency or durability. When scaled up to incorporate multiple fuel cell modules within two containers, a client can deliver 6MW of power – enough to power a 50,000-tonne, 1,000-passenger cruise [...]
H2-View News: No reason to believe green hydrogen FID momentum won’t continue: ITM CEO
Green hydrogen final investment decision (FID) momentum is accelerating, setting up 2025 as a potential turning point, ITM Power CEO Dennis Schulz told investors. Having logged revenues of £15.5m ($19.3m) in H1 FY25, up 183% year-on-year, and reduced its EBITDA 7% to -£16.8m (-$20.9m), the UK electrolyser maker believes it is in “pole position” to capture demand thanks to its operational changes and continued cost reductions. This is a paid article, to read the article in full you can sign in if you are subscribed or subscribe today.
H2-View News: New financial models could support hydrogen technology scale-up: Westwood Global Energy
Despite challenges for hydrogen technology providers, Westwood Global Energy says that in early 2025, new strategies emerged to boost investor confidence and drive projects toward final investment decisions (FID). “Technology providers have been under significant pressure due to the market’s slow growth,” the UK-based analyst noted, highlighting Johnson Matthey’s suspension of further capital investment in hydrogen technologies and Nel’s temporary halt in alkaline electrolyser production in Herøya, Norway. Read more: JM cuts green hydrogen spending again following investor pressure for strategic overhaul

