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Located in Napa County, the Calistoga Resiliency Centre (CRC) is designed to keep the town powered during wildfire shutoffs and to serve as a model for Net Zero backup systems. The region has faced multiple major wildfires in recent years, including the 2017 Tubbs Fire. PG&E said the 293MWh microgrid can supply up to 8.5MW for at least 48 hours continuously. The facility integrated hydrogen fuel cells and lithium-ion batteries, and can reportedly supply electricity to around 1,600 customers for at least 48 hours if PG&E shuts off the main grid during an emergency. The batteries work alongside the fuel [...]

The company said the £21.1m ($28.2m) revenues – down from £28.5m ($38m) in H1 2024 – were “in line” with management expectations after a one-off license revenue from its deal with Delta Electronics last year. Gross profit was also down 27% to £16.6m ($22.2m) in the period, while gross margins remained flat at 79%. Throughout H1, Ceres reduced its operating costs by 6% to £35.6m ($47.5m), leading to an adjusted EBITDA loss of £11.3m ($15.1m). For 2025, the company anticipates ending on revenues of around £32m ($42.7m), down from the £51.9m ($69.3m) recognised in 2024, thanks to the deals with [...]

The testing took place at IMI Remosa’s facility in Cagliari, where the electrolyser was validated for performance, safety, and control systems under factory conditions before shipment – minimising the risk of delays during installation and commissioning. The FAT safeguards the buyer in Klaipėda Port, confirms IMI’s delivery, and ensures the unit arrives in Lithuania ready for seamless integration into balance-of-plant systems. “Our engineering team worked closely with IMI to make sure the electrolyser production plant meets the highest standards for quality and safety,” explained Vaidas Belčetis, Engineering Manager at EPC firm MT Group. “Completing the FAT is a big step [...]

Two HyLyzer 500 units will be installed at the Port of Schweinfurt in Bavaria, using solar and wind power to produce up to 2.2 tonnes of green hydrogen per day. The port has direct access to renewable electricity via the SüdLink DC grid. “By deploying our proven HyLYZER technology at this strategic location in Bavaria, we’re helping to facilitate the development of a regional hydrogen value chain, from production to end-use, and accelerating the transition to zero-emissions transportation and industry,” explained Accelera’s Des McMenamin. Last month, Tyczka broke ground on the refuelling station, part of its planned hydrogen hub, which will [...]

Developed with voestalpine, Rio Tinto, and Mitsubishi Corporation, the Hy4Smelt plant will use Primetals’ Hyfor hydrogen-based fine-ore reduction process and Smelter technology. Specifically, the plant will combine the Hyfor unit with an electric smelter that melts the resulting direct reduced iron (DRI) into hot metal and pig iron, while producing a slag suitable for use as a cement clinker. Scheduled to start up at the end of 2027, the plant will have a three-tonne per hour capacity. The Hyfor plant and Smelter are expected to reach commercial availability from 2028. “The steel industry urgently needs to transition,” explained Dr. Alexander [...]

However, the Chinese company has not revealed the order’s capacity, customer, or project, only stating that the electrolyser and balance of plant (BoP) will go to a ‘landmark hydrogen project’ in Namibia. For the BoP, Longi is expected to also supply the gas purification, cooling, power supply, and water treatment requirements. It will also help design and implement the equipment on-site. H2 View understands that the green hydrogen produced will be used for multiple end-use sectors, including heavy road transport, rail, off-road machinery, off-grid power generation, and maritime applications. “The solution combines international standards with advanced technologies,” Longi said in [...]

The Ireson plant will use 270MW of electrolysis, powered by hydropower, to produce 200,000 tonnes of green ammonia per year for maritime offtakers. Capacity could be expanded in later phases. Backed by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, the project is expected to be operational by 2029. Hy2Gen said it will now begin technical development before looking to make a final investment decision. Hege Økland, CEO of Iverson eFuels and head of Hy2gen’s Nordic subsidiary, said the zonal approval was a “crucial step forward.” “We look forward to constructive dialogue and close cooperation with the municipality, local businesses, and the community,” she added. [...]

According to Korean newspaper Chosun Biz, Macquarie has begun selecting an advisor for the sale, with “multiple potential buyers” already showing interest. Approtium, formerly known as Deokyang, produces around 100,000 tonnes of hydrogen annually, making it one of South Korea’s largest suppliers to the refining, petrochemicals, and semiconductor industries. Most of its production comes from unabated methane reforming, supplemented by byproduct hydrogen from petrochemical processes, with plans to expand clean hydrogen production, as well as ammonia imports. The Ulsan-headquartered firm also operates 60km of hydrogen pipelines, as well as a 250-strong tube trailer fleet. Macquarie bought Deokyang in 2021 for [...]

The project builds on a 10kW prototype, supplied by major shareholder Metacon. Pherousa plans to scale the system into 250kW containerised units for sea trials, with class societies DNV and ABS already approving the tech in principle. Onboard, the system will crack ammonia into hydrogen to feed Pherousa’s PEM fuel cells, generating electricity to propel the vessel. As part of the initiative, mining giant BHP will link the pilot to the decarbonisation of copper shipments from Chile to China, while shipowner Berge Bulk will provide the host vessel. Ammonia producers Engie and Mejilones Ammonia Energy (MAE) will supply the required [...]

Scheduled to begin operations in Q2 2027, the plant is expected to supply more than 750,000 m² of electrodes per year once at full capacity. Catalyst-coated electrodes (CCEs) are core surfaces for electrolysers, fuel cells, and other electrochemical systems. Located at the King Salman Energy Park (SPARK), the facility will feature automation production lines, dedicated R&D laboratories, and utilise wastewater reuse and solar integration. Dyar Al-Safwah Engineering Consultants was appointed to oversee the project development for the joint venture (JV). The JV, established by the Green Electrodes Consortium for Industry and Spain’s Jolt Solutions, was created to drive technology localisation [...]