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The 20MW PEM module is the first of four, which will produce up to 3,000 tonnes of green hydrogen per year for 250,000 tonnes of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and renewable diesel by 2028. The units come from the German engineering firm Neuman & Esser, which uses 16 Bosch-made electrolyser stacks. Once operating, they will be partially powered by a 7MW solar farm at the Petrobrazi site, which OMV Petrom started building in February. A subsidiary of Austrian refiner OMV, OMV Petrom says the remaining three modules will follow shortly. Petrobrazi’s e-fuel program has seen €750m ($863m) in investment from [...]

The European Commission approved the package, which includes funding for research projects under the country’s National Hydrogen Strategy, after it surpassed targets related to its wider green transition. Under the commission’s criteria, the funding could “help to overcome economic and technological barriers” related to hydrogen as a clean energy source. While Germany has established itself as Northwest Europe’s leading hydrogen developer, it is far behind meeting its strategy target of installing 10GW of green hydrogen capacity by 2030. Funding will also support energy efficiency measures for buildings,  subsidies for electric vehicles (EVs), and the installation of EV chargers. Pending a [...]

Reliance said the binding supply and purchase agreement would see it begin supplying green ammonia to Samsung C&T from the financial year 2029, while volumes remain undisclosed. It’s also unclear how Samsung C&T – which operates a trading and investment division focused on energy, metals and chemicals – would look to use the hydrogen and nitrogen compound made by Reliance. Details of production are unconfirmed. Reliance has built its green ammonia strategy around a massive integrated energy hub in Jamnagar. The project will include manufacturing for electrolysers, batteries and other clean-energy technologies. By 2032, it intends to produce up to [...]

The technology will be installed at Klickitat Valley Health’s facility in Goldendale, Washington State, to provide hydrogen to an existing stationary fuel cell system for critical back-up power. A 100kW Rehklo stationary power generator, which uses fuel cell modules from Toyota, has been operating at the hospital since 2025 under a state and federally-backed trial for emergency backup power. Jim Petrecky, CCO of Hydrexia, said the contract represents strong backing of the company’s product. Hydrexia’s MHX technology stores hydrogen by absorbing it into a magnesium-based metal alloy from which it can be released when heated or depressurised. The company argues [...]

Gasunie subsidiary Hynetwork connected the Holland Hydrogen 1 project to the first 32km stretch of the network at Rotterdam’s Maasvlakte. The plant, which is still under construction, will use 200MW of Thyssenkrupp Nucera electrolysers powered by the Hollandse Kust Noord offshore wind farm to produce up to 60,000kg of green hydrogen per day. Hydrogen produced by the facility will be supplied to Shell’s Energy and Chemicals Park in Rotterdam to displace the use of grey hydrogen through the Dutch pipeline network. Shell took final investment decision on the project backed by a €150m ($172.5m) Dutch subsidy in 2022, with plans [...]

Robert Schuetzle, CEO of e-fuel producer Infinium, told a H2 View webinar that long-term green hydrogen-based SAF deals are accelerating in both compulsory and voluntary markets. Infinium has been operating a pilot plant in Texas since 2023 and is currently building a project, named Roadrunner, designed to produce 23,000 tonnes of e-SAF per year, using 100MW of electrolysis. The project, which is due online in 2027, will supply fuels to International Airlines Group (IAG), which owns British Airways and more, under a 10-year deal. That agreement has been driven by policies like the ReFuelEU Aviation regulation and the UK’s net-zero aviation [...]

The ongoing crisis in the Middle East could give a boost to green hydrogen and derivative production in South Asia, as ammonia and urea supplies are disrupted and major shipping lanes face closure. That point was made by Ed Crooks, Vice-Chair Americas at Wood Mackenzie, who highlighted the Strait of Hormuz’s key role in global fertiliser trade, during an episode of the analyst group’s Energy Gang podcast. This is a paid article, to read the article in full you can sign in if you are subscribed or subscribe today.

The company reported –€18.1m (– $20.7m) in EBITDA, double its forecasted range of –€9m (–$10.2m) to –€10m (–$11.5m) for the year. Revenues reached €22.1m ($25.3m), beyond its estimates of €20m ($22.9m) to €22m ($25.2m). Enapter attributed the losses to around €3m ($3.4m) in impaired receivables and €4.5m ($5.2m) in costs linked to returned electrolyser stacks that had already been delivered to customers. Excluding those costs, the company said EBITDA would have been –€10.6m (–$12.2m), compared to the –€6.9m (–$7.9m) reported in 2024. While the reason for returns and identity of the customers have not been revealed, Enapter said it expects [...]

The duo will work on Tulum’s first pilot plant that will deploy its natural gas-to-hydrogen and solid carbon technology derived from electric-arc plasma reactor systems. The new contract will see SEC undertake design, engineering, and construction management work on the plant across 2026 and 2027. Details of the plant’s capacity and operational timeline remain unclear. In July 2025, Tulum raised $27m (€23.6m) in a seed funding round for the realisation of the project, which it claims will require eight times less land than conventional electrolysis facilities. A spin out of steel, engineering, and energy major Technint Group, Tulum’s technology is [...]

The European Commission’s Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA), unveiled in March, was expected to strengthen Europe’s clean-tech manufacturing while accelerating decarbonisation. Instead, its release has been met with an unusual mix of industry silence and calls for stronger support from the hydrogen sector. The unveiled proposal IAA had been watered down following 11th-hour amendments, leaving the industry calling for an array of changes from the European Parliament and Council. This is a paid article, to read the article in full you can sign in if you are subscribed or subscribe today.