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The deal will focus on ammonia sourcing, ship-based transportation and delivery to floating import terminals where ammonia will be cracked for delivery to SEFE customers through Germany’s 9,000km hydrogen core network (HCN). The pair will also look at possible locations for floating ammonia-to-hydrogen terminals along the Baltic Sea and North Sea cost, as well as other European locations. Under the MOU, SEFE will manage upstream hydrogen supply and downstream use. Marine infrastructure firm, Höegh Evi, will work on the midstream infrastructure using floating terminal infrastructure. Last July the company partnered with Deutsche ReGas to develop a floating hydrogen import terminal, [...]

Reflecting on the slew of executive orders from US President Donald Trump, reaffirming traditional fossil fuel and LNG development, he said, “As Europeans, we should stick to the goal – so what we have in the Green Deal, we should stick to from a climate and competitive perspective. What we should change is being more open on the ways to acheive it.” “In a few domains we’ve been way too strict. With hydrogen, we say x% needs to be green hydrogen and x% needs to be this type of hydrogen. I don’t think we should define it – we should [...]

The Heartland Hydrogen Hub has secured the first $20m of the $925m it was allocated in 2023, while the Mid-Atlantic Hydrogen Hub (MACH2) was awarded $18.8m of the total $750m. The announcement came on January 17. MACH2, located in Pennsylvania, Delaware and New Jersey, plans to produce green hydrogen for industrial applications and heavy-duty transportation, with several refuelling locations planned to serve trucks and fuel cell electric buses. The University of North Dakota Energy and Environmental Research Centre (EERC) is leading the development of the Heartland Hydrogen Hub, which will cover projects in Minnesota, North and South Dakota, Colorado, Montana [...]

Hydrogen UK has urged the government to resolve key infrastructure, market and policy challenges within 12 months to support the use of clean hydrogen in power generation. Hydrogen-to-power is key to ensuring grid flexibility and reliability for a clean energy system by 2030, according to Hydrogen UK’s Power Generation Working Group in its Hydrogen to Power Report. This is a paid article, to read the article in full you can sign in if you are subscribed or subscribe today.

Andy Marsh believes Plug Power’s recently closed $1.66bn loan guarantee from the US Department of Energy (DOE) will signify the beginning of hydrogen projects being funded like adjacent wind and solar developments. The CEO told H2 View the guarantee, which acts as a financial backstop for prospective investors, is not only important for the future of the US hydrogen tech firm but also for the hydrogen industry as a whole. This is a paid article, to read the article in full you can sign in if you are subscribed or subscribe today.

In an online statement, the Norwegian electrolyser firm said the stake in the newly separated company will “strategically support it [Cavendish Hydrogen] for its long-term success.” Read more: Nel and Cavendish Hydrogen established as separate companies The statement added, “Reference is made to the filing made today by Cavendish Hydrogen calling for an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) to replace the current Board of Directors. “When Nel spun out and separately listed its fuelling business, the entity was set up to maximise its long-term potential. To be able to succeed, a highly competent and dedicated Board of Directors is needed.” Last [...]

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Handed out through the university’s UK Hub for Research Challenges in Hydrogen and Alternative Liquid Fuels (UK HyRES), the funding is expected to support the development of hydrogen technologies in the country. “This gives UK HyRES a comprehensive base of top-tier research expertise to help answer the key questions around how we can use hydrogen and zero-carbon alternative liquid fuels to help reach Net Zero,” said Professor Tim Mays, commenting on the funding. UK HyRES received £11m ($11.4m) from the UK Government through the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council in 2023 to support the programme. Regarding the new wave [...]

Under a supply agreement with ACME Group, the Chinese electrolyser manufacturer will provide multiple sets of 1000Nm3/hr of alkaline equipment, which they expect to deliver this year. ACME has stated that the green ammonia project will begin operations in 2026, initially producing up to 300 tonnes per day of the the green hydrogen carrier. Last January, ACME announced it would deliver up to 100,000 tonnes per annum of green ammonia to Yara Clean Ammonia from its Oman facility. Read more: Yara to receive 100,000 tonnes of ammonia from ACME’s Oman facility Sungrow’s deal with ACME follows a busy year for [...]

Donald Trump will be sworn in as US President today (January 2o), signalling his second term as President. Geopolitically, economically and environmentally, it promises to be a pivotal four years for the Republican administration. Here we assess the key issues for the US and abroad, and what they mean for the hydrogen, energy and industrial gases sector. Regional and global tariffs On November 25, President-elect Trump pronounced via social media that he plans to impose a 25% tariff on all products imported into the US from Canada and Mexico, among other countries, as one of his first executive orders. This [...]