Doubts over the viability of Scotland’s largest carbon capture project have been raised after a key partner in the development, Storegga, wants to sell its interest in the Acorn CCS project. A Storegga spokesperson said the decision comes as it is progressing a structured sales process for its portfolio of assets. “With Acorn approaching a [...]

The trial, led by European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC), saw an O2 tidal turbine, vanadium flow batteries, and a 670kW PEM electrolyser installed at an onshore test site on the island of Eday in Orkney. During periods of high tidal generation, power was used to charge the battery system, supply electricity directly to the electrolyser, [...]

Doubts over the viability of Scotland’s largest carbon capture project have been raised after a key partner in the development, Storegga, withdrew, according to media reports. Storegga is understood to be looking at selling its key stake in the project after a review of its business, capital requirements and future structure. H2 View has approached [...]

The firm, equally owned by Michelin, Forvia, and Stellantis, said the three had reached an agreement to allow Symbio to continue operations, but warned it faced challenges in adapting its strategy to its “new scope of activity.” Under the cost-cutting programme, Symbio will cut its headcount by over 70% from its current 650 employees to [...]

Abdul Latif Jameel Motors (ALJ) inked a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with French hydrogen generator firm EODev, and UAE tech provider Octopian to support the adoption of fuel cell stationary power in Saudi. The trio said it will work on introducing, demonstrating, and eventually localising EODev’s hydrogen technologies, which currently use Toyota’s fuel cells. “The [...]

The plant at the University of Adelaide’s Roseworthy campus recently achieved “sustained” hydrogen generation for the first time, with technical teams now set to test the technology across a range of solar concentrations, temperatures, and pressures. “Sustained hydrogen generation at Roseworthy is a significant milestone for Sparc Hydrogen and the broader green hydrogen and photocatalytic [...]

Representing the first time hydrogen has been transported by rail in the UK, the companies believe the solution could act as a “rolling pipeline,” by moving large volumes of hydrogen via existing railway routes. The hydrogen used in the trial was supplied by the 15MW HyMarnham Power site, which was backed by the government under [...]

One of the loudest advocates for strict green hydrogen rules in Brussels is calling on the European Commission to extend transition periods and loosen eligibility for renewable projects as developers struggle to reach final investment decisions (FID). In a new industry position paper, the Renewable Hydrogen Coalition (RHC) called for a “targeted” adjustment of the [...]

The hydrogen company said it had signed a letter of intent with the developer for the system, which could be installed at its Sunrhyse project in Signes. Sunrhyse was originally due online this year. It will use solar and wind to produce RFNBO-compliant green hydrogen for maritime and land mobility applications in the South of [...]

The Spanish public research institute has launched a world-first demonstration at its Merce Lab pilot line in Catalonia – a pre-industrial manufacturing facility with a capacity of around 2MW/year designed to validate large-scale SOC production. IREC argues 3D printing allows SOC systems to be cheaper, lighter, and more suitable for aviation, maritime, and large-scale applications. [...]