Rux’s storage solution uses a nanoporous material which works like a sponge, soaking up hydrogen inside storage tanks and increasing the density. This makes the hydrogen more compact so it can be stored safely at lower pressures and temperatures, potentially improving efficiency, safety and costs. Under a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) and supported with funding [...]

Equipped with a dual-fuel hydrogen combustion engine co-developed by Cmb.Tech and Man, the 27-metre Hydrocat 60 joins Windcat’s MK5 series. It is the company’s third hydrogen-powered CTV delivered since 2022. The Hydrocat 60’s integrated Cmb hydrogen system can reportedly store up to 458kg of compressed hydrogen. In an online statement, the Dutch provider said, “The [...]

Valued at around $17m, the EPC contract from H1Hydro could see the first phase of the project enter operations in Q1 2026. The facility is expected to use European electrolysis technology, while hydrogen storage and transport solutions are currently under discussion with firms in South Korea and Malaysia. Despite no named offtakers, the project could [...]

The EU’s strict green hydrogen standards could increase costs and slow the adoption of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) as a clean energy carrier, according to Oxccu’s CEO. Andrew Symes, CEO and Founder of the Oxford University spinout, said that if green hydrogen production rules are too stringent, the SAF market will struggle to take hold. [...]

The UK-based electrolyser manufacturer revealed today (March 27) that a capacity reservation made in July 2024 for four of its 2MW Neptune units was linked to the Teesside-based development. ITM has now been selected to deliver a plant integration engineering package for the project in Northeast England. Tees Green Hydrogen plans to launch with a [...]

Construction has started despite the Belgian Government withdrawing a €250m ($270m) funding package that was earmarked for the pipeline network last month. Nevertheless, an online statement released by Fluxys claimed the government will back the initial project through the European Resilience and Recovery Fund. The initial pipeline projects will be built in the port areas [...]

Alongside the Chancellor’s Spring statement today (March 26), the Treasury said the government would work to remove the Climate Change Levy (CCL) costs from electricity used in electrolysis. The CCL is an energy tax on commercial users to encourage businesses to become more energy-efficient and cut carbon emissions. Currently, the electricity CCL is charged at [...]

Politico today (March 26) released a report which said sources had told the publication that a list circulating within the DOE suggests blue-state projects could have funding their Biden-era Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) funding cut. However, it suggests funding for the three hubs in Republican states would be maintained. It comes after President [...]

The nationwide fixed fee will apply to everyone using the network until 2055, with regulators checking its progress every three years. The German Government has said the ramp-up fee is required to cover the high upfront costs of building and operating the network at a time when demand is still low. They aim to keep [...]

Matthieu Boisson, Managing Director at CertifHy, the industrial-backed verification programme, claimed the three certification bodies will help ensure the “integrity and transparency of sustainable hydrogen production.” From 2030, RFNBO rules will require green hydrogen producers to use electricity from newly built renewable sources, located in the same grid zone and matched on an hourly basis. [...]