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H2 View understands that the grants will fund 49 projects implementing more than 11,500 EV charging ports and hydrogen and natural gas fuelling infrastructure along corridors. They will span 27 States, four federally recognised tribes and the District of Columbia. The build-out of hydrogen refuelling infrastructure will support the nation’s goal of deploying zero-emission medium and heavy-duty vehicles to reduce diesel emissions. Commenting on the grants, Gabe Klein, Executive Director of the Joint Office of Energy and Transportation, said, “Today’s investments supplement a combination of federal tax incentives, state and local funding, and private investment to fill gaps in the [...]

The factory in Pune, Maharastra, will produce megawatt-scale transformers and rectifiers based on insulated-gate bipolar transistor (IGBT), silicon carbide (SiC) and thyristor technologies. Transformers and rectifiers are essential components in electrolyser systems. Transformers convert high-voltage AC supply into lower-voltage AC to meet system requirements. Rectifiers convert the transformer’s AC output into DC. The new Yonder Hub, named under Ador’s Yonder H2 brand, is primarily aimed at meeting demand in Europe, as well as India’s own renewable energy targets. Read more: Ador Group enters the hydrogen ecosystem with Yonder H2 Ador has also planned a further expansion of the facility over [...]

Working with Baker Hughes, the gas major deployed UK-based Levidian’s LOOP technology with the capacity to produce over one tonne of graphene per year and a further tonne of hydrogen annually. The pilot deployment also collected data to further refine and develop AI modelling and digital twins to reduce energy consumption and maximise graphene output for future installations. Graphene produced by the pilot plant will be evaluated and used by ADNOC’s technology team to explore applications. Mohamed Al Hasemi, Chief Operation Officer of ADNOC Gas, said, “By transforming methane into valuable graphene and clean hydrogen, we are unlocking new value [...]

EET Hydrogen’s HPP1 project, located at the Stanlow Manufacturing Complex in Ellesmere Port, will reportedly have a production capacity of 350MW and capture around 600,000 tonnes of CO2 a year. As a global engineering and construction firm, the Istanbul-based ENKA has constructed some of the UK’s flagship industrial projects, such as Hinkley Point Power Plant in Somerset and Shotton Mill Paper Mill Factory in Flintshire. “We bring expertise, engineered solutions and a commitment to excellence to every project we undertake,” claimed Hakan Kozan, Member of the Executive Committee at ENKA. “This project reinforces our commitment to supporting the HyNet Cluster’s [...]

Germany’s political churn continues to see the incumbent government’s hydrogen ambitions called into question. Despite the long-term commitment to hydrogen as a key tool to decarbonise while retaining the nation’s industrial strength, an imminent change in administration has put that under threat. This is a paid article, to read the article in full you can sign in if you are subscribed or subscribe today.

The company plans to bolster the production of cell frames and membranes for alkaline electrolysers at its plant in Kawasaki. It comes as part of Asahi Kasei’s previously announced plans to build the 2GW plant by 2026 – adding to its 1GW of chlor-alkali ion-exchange membrane production. Expected to spend around ¥35bn ($224m) on the development, the company says it expects to receive a subsidy of up to ¥11.4bn for the plant. The company aims to use experience across both its hydrogen and chlor-alkali electrolysis businesses to respond to “the uncertain expansion of the hydrogen market and the growing demand [...]

After Plug signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) and agreed to support the Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) of the plant under a Basic Engineering and Design Package last May, they will now deliver the PEM electrolyser solutions from 2027. Read more: Plug to provide BEDP services to 3GW Australian green ammonia project Whilst this depends on a positive final investment decision (FID) on the plant, which is expected in Q2 2025, AGA plans to use the electrolysers to help produce approximately 2,700 tonnes of green hydrogen-based ammonia per day. Additionally, a 4.5GW solar plant will be installed to power the [...]

The round, co-led by existing investor Aramco Ventures and newcomer SV Investment, also saw participation from BHP Ventures, AFW Partners, Quantum Ventures Korea, Kibo Investment, Seoul IP, AP Ventures and Marunouchi Innovation Partners. Amogy plans to use the funds to commercialise its ammonia cracking technology that can be integrated with hydrogen fuel cells and engines for the maritime and stationary power sectors. H2 View understands the firm is eyeing deployments by 2026. The catalyst and reformer technology is claimed to crack ammonia at lower temperatures and in smaller footprints than commercial options, which Amogy says unlocks transportation use cases. In [...]

Under the new partnership, INOCEL will provide the fuel cell for a hydrogen generation component, while Equans will handle containerisation. For customers requiring a complete hydrogen production, storage and power generation solution, the two companies will combine their expertise and leverage their partner networks. In terms of applications, the product provided by the two French firms could electrify docks to limit greenhouse gas emissions in ports and provide a decarbonised powertrain and electricity generation for ships. Additionally, the solution could store intermittent renewable energies in hydrogen form for on-demand use and support load shedding and power grid balancing. The two [...]