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The trucks will be equipped with fuel system technology developed by its Cespira joint venture (JV) with Canadian-based Westport Fuel Systems, which allows hydrogen to be used as a fuel in adapted diesel engines. Volvo has not confirmed how many trucks are part of the trial, but has said they will be fuelled by green hydrogen. The HPDI technology uses a small amount of diesel as ignition fuel to enable compression ignition before hydrogen is added. A version of the system using LNG and bioLNG is already used in over 10,000 Volvo trucks. It’s not the first time the technology [...]

The funding from the Netherlands Enterprise Agency will be directed to the firm’s joint Turbe project with liquid energy and chemical storage company Evos, which will mark the first commercial deployment of Metafuels’ technology. In a LinkedIn statement, Metafuels said the grant will support “key development activities” for the project. Turbe will use the start-up’s Aerobrew technology, which converts green methanol into jet fuel. Originally unveiled last May, the project is expected to initially produce 12,000 litres of e-SAF per day from 2028, with plans to eventually increase production tenfold to 120,000 litres per day in a second phase by [...]

The division of the Pneumatic and Hydraulic Company has become a core partner to Enapter and will integrate its AEM technology into hydrogen production systems. THS will receive Enapter’s EL4 and Flex120 systems – capable of producing 1kg and 54kg of hydrogen per day, respectively. While specifics remain thin, the THS said it is eyeing project opportunities for refuelling stations in Canada and Ethanol production in Virginia. It intends to realise multi-megawatt projects in the near-term. Mark Mire, CEO of THS, said that the partnership will assist the company in keeping pace with the fast-moving renewable market as green hydrogen [...]

The energy trade association’s report, which tracks 221 projects across the region, said just 6.46GW of 56.35GW worth of planned green hydrogen facilities are currently under construction. In the three APAC nations with the largest project pipelines – Australia, India, and South Korea – less than 13% of projects have reached final investment decision (FID). Just eight of Australia’s 63 announced projects have passed FID; in India, only eight from 60; and just three of South Korea’s 27 projects. The report also claims that APAC contract awards halved to 27 in 2025, from 54 the previous year. It said this [...]

First announced in July 2025, the merger has combined all activities and over 50 employees as the new business looks to commercialise an electrolyser system with internal electricity storage capacity. Financial details of the merger have not been revealed. VDL Hydrogen’s parent company, industrial manufacturing firm VDL Groep, will assemble the stacks on behalf of Alquion. Former Battolyser boss Mattijs Slee has taken the CEO role at the new company. Alquion expects to make an investment decision for a 0.5MW demonstration unit at an unnamed “industrial customer site” this May. It intends to build systems 10MW to 15MW in size, [...]

Survey services firm Furgo and engineering consultancy Sweco started soil investigations for the 70km Delta Rhine Corridor (DRC) West that will connect industrial areas in Rotterdam, Moerdijk, and Boxtel. Developed by Dutch gas network operator Gasunie, DRC West will transport hydrogen produced or imported into the Port of Rotterdam to end-users in the industrial regions. CO2 captured from industrial sites will be carried to offshore storage sites in the North Sea. Furgo is performing group tests, mechanical drilling, and installing monitoring wells along the route to establish subsurface conditions. It’s also carrying out geographical surveys to map the Hollands Diep [...]

Ministers from Austria, Germany, the Netherlands, Poland, and Spain said Brussels should bring forward its review of the renewable fuels of non-biological origin (RFNBO) delegated act and finalise it in 2026 – two years earlier than planned. The intervention reflects growing concern that the framework risks delaying investment and scaling of Europe’s hydrogen sector. “A timely, efficient, and targeted revision of the delegated act is essential to achieve the EU’s climate and industrial ambitions,” the ministers said. The EU adopted its RFNBO rules in 2023, setting the ground rules for green hydrogen production under renewable targets. However, they have faced [...]

Under the 45-month project ending December 2029, the South Korean conglomerate will design, construct, and demonstrate large-capacity storage tanks to support future LH2 imports. Beginning with demonstration tanks of 200m3, South Korea’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (MOLIT) hopes the project could support upscaling to tanks up to 50,000m3 in capacity. The flat-bottomed, cylindrical, large-capacity storage systems will support storage, transfer, and unloading. According to Hyundai E&C, the project could help MOLIT design standards focused on safety and reducing LH2 boil-off gas. The government intends to use findings to inform the construction of liquid hydrogen terminals and the scale-up [...]

NH3 Clean Energy, previously Hexagon Energy Materials, said Linde’s engineering arm would progress engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) plans for its 650,000-tonne-per-year WAH2 clean ammonia project in Western Australia. But the scope of Linde’s involvement could extend further. Linde will also review a “range” of commercial and delivery models for the project, including EPC, build-own-operate, and operations and maintenance (O&M). NH3 said the build-own-operate and O&M options would reduce its capital commitments to the development and its exposure to construction risk. Under such models,  Linde could finance, construct, commission, operate, and maintain elements of the plant – most likely hydrogen [...]

Under the UK’s Lighter than Aire (LTA) hydrogen valley project, which secured €20m ($22.9m) in funding, the forklifts will be used at two warehouses in northern England. IE will work with material handling equipment distributor Briggs Equipment to equip forklifts with its IE-Lift fuel cells, a hybrid fuel cell battery system which delivers 1kW of continuous power and a peak load of 7kW. It’s the first specific use case to be announced under the LTA plans, which aims to develop over 4,500 tonnes of green hydrogen production capacity and deploy more than 150 heavy-duty hydrogen vehicles. David Fields, Head of [...]