H2 Energy Group

The German anion exchange membrane (AEM) electrolyser maker now expects revenues of €20–€22m ($23.5–$25.9m) for FY 2025 down from previous estimates of €39–€42m ($45.9–$49.4m), with EBITDA losses widening to -€9m to -€10m (-$10.6m to -$11.8m) The company said a “significant portion” of sales will be pushed into 2026 due to “higher complexity” in establishing production in China. Enapter launched its Wolong Enapter Hydrogen Technologies JV in February 2024 to produce its technology for China’s fast-growing domestic green hydrogen market. Last year, the JV unveiled its first 1MW electrolyser, signalling the start of series production. However, varying certification requirements and “customer-specific [...]

The Indian engineering firm’s RENU vertical signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Saudi power generation major for the renewables and grid scope of the Yanbu Green Ammonia Project. The scope includes solar PV, wind, and battery energy storage systems, along with substations and transmission lines that will power the 4.4GW electrolysis facility and ammonia conversion. The facility, planned to be built in Yanbu Industrial City, is set to use 10GW of wind and solar power to produce 2.5 million tonnes of green ammonia per year for export to key markets like Europe. ACWA has already contracted Técnicas Reunidas [...]

The French producer now operates 21MW of installed capacity, producing up to 8.3 tonnes of hydrogen per day across sites in France and Germany. Specifically, Lhyfe’s 5MW Buléon, 5MW Bessiéres, and 10MW Schwäbisch Gmünd sites comply with environmental and traceability criteria that must be achieved under the EU Taxonomy. Additionally, the company’s 1MW Bouin plant in France became the country’s first RFNBO-certified hydrogen production project earlier this year. “This certification is a key milestone,” explained Matthieu Guesné, founder and CEO of Lhyfe. “It validates the robustness of our industrial model, confirms our technological and regulatory lead, and above all proves [...]

The UK electrolyser maker said the reservation for 30 of its 5MW Neptune containerised systems foresees call-offs by 2027 – when manufacturing could begin. While it follows the ongoing delivery of 200MW of electrolysers to RWE’s 300MW GetH2 Nukleus project in Lingen, Germany, it remains unclear where the Neptune units could be destined. RWE is currently several green hydrogen projects over 100MW across the UK, Netherlands, and Germany. With supply for the GetH2 Nukleus project already secured, the Neptune units could be earmarked for other large-scale ventures such as the 100MW HyTechHafen project in the German port of Rostock in [...]

The Dutch start-up was awarded a €1.8m ($2.1m) grant from the European Innovation Council (EIC) Accelerator. SeaX Ventures led the funding round, with participation from Pale Blue Dot, First Momentum, AiiM Partners, Energie360°, and Katapult. Through DAC, the captured CO₂ plus the co-produced hydrogen can be used to produce e-fuels such as sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and e-methanol. The electrolyser system has been designed for intermittent operation, switching on and off with sun and wind power. “With many long nights of work, we’ve proven a clear path to capturing CO₂ directly from air at below $100 per tonne,” explained Dr. [...]

The South Chungcheong province aims to produce 1.2 million tonnes of hydrogen per year, build 10 hydrogen-mixed power plants totalling 20GW, develop 200 new companies, supply 50,000 cars and install 180 hydrogen refuelling sites. During the 7th Hydrogen Energy International Forum held this week, the province signed agreements with 19 institutions, companies and universities to advance the initiative. Subsidiaries of industrial gas and industry majors, including Linde Korea, Lotte Chemical, Hanwha Impact, Hanwha TotalEnergies, Hyundai Oilbank, and SK Innovation, signed agreements to help build out hydrogen production, power generation, and infrastructure. Alongside local governments, universities, and power generators, H2 View [...]

The report said the sector added almost 100,000 new jobs, raising the number of workers to 3.56 million. It comes as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act was signed into law on 4 July, revoking clean energy tax credits. Section 45V’s expiry date has been forwarded from 2033 to 2028 – offering two additional years of eligibility compared to the original termination proposal of 31 December 2025. E2 said more than $22bn in clean energy projects had been cancelled since January. “What these numbers show is that this was one of the hottest and most promising job sectors in the [...]

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Decarbonising the high-traffic corridor is seen as an early testbed for green shipping corridors, aligning UK and Irish Net Zero goals. In 2024, nearly 1.6 million people travelled the route. The Greening the Irish Sea – Central Corridor report by consultancy Ricardo concluded that green methanol, produced either from bio-methanol or from hydrogen combined with captured CO₂, is the most viable near-term alternative fuel for the route. The fuel can be adopted through retrofits on existing high-frequency roll-on and off cargo and passenger (RoPax) vessels operated by Stena Line and Irish Ferries. Both ports will also require OPS to cut emissions further. [...]

The Polytec Spa subsidiary is aiming to decarbonise local industrial activity while revitalising the Ex-Paisoli brownfield site. Although the production capacity is not specified, the project is intended as a trial. Once operational, green hydrogen will be supplied to industrial sites across the Storo region, specifically the Ex-Paisoli area, for painting and drying processes, and metalworking furnaces. IMI’s 1MW system is set to be powered by a dedicated 4.4MWp photovoltaic system. “The project is running smoothly and on schedule,” according to Polytec Energy’s Mattia Rosa. The Project Manager added, “With the funding obtained and the addition of a direct investment that we chose to add, [...]