The engine manufacturer said it had conducted a strategic review of its Accelera segment, which produces electrolysers and fuel cells, to streamline operations and refocus investments on the most promising opportunities. In its Q4 2024 results, Cummins announced plans to consolidate “certain manufacturing efforts,” prioritise its strongest business areas, rely on more partners and reduce [...]

That’s the takeaway from a new whitepaper by Greene Tweed, hosted on h2-view.com, which says for industries relying on carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS), choosing the right material formulation can mitigate chemical degradation, improve equipment longevity and reduce maintenance costs. Most CCUS systems currently in operation use chemical absorption with amine-based solvents to capture [...]

Hydrogen, derivative and e-fuel trade bodies are calling on EU policymakers for a ‘reality check’ on the bloc’s hydrogen policy to tackle challenges that undermine 2030 production and consumption targets. In a joint statement, the associations say a large gap between “strategic and political vision” and “market reality,” slow electrolyser capacity development, non-competitive clean hydrogen [...]

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Up to 300 households in Fife, Scotland, will switch to hydrogen for cooking and heating in the world-first project. Residents who have signed up can now visit the demonstration before they move in this summer, although hydrogen boilers and hobs supplied by Baxi, Worcester Bosch, and Bosch Home Appliances will be installed later. Read more: [...]

The new system uses an “independent, standardised metric” to evaluate, compare and benchmark projects worldwide from pre- to post-production and covering different production pathways. It is hoped to provide users with project insights across commercial feasibility, the cost of producing low-carbon molecules and its emissions intensity. Each project is graded from A to F. Using [...]

Under the second round of the ‘Hydrogen Challenge’, Exeter Airport and its parent company, Regional and City Airports (RCA), will work with Cranfield University and TUI to test hydrogen storage and handling under different conditions and develop concepts for using locally produced hydrogen. This three-year stage of the Hydrogen Challenge is expected to drive advancements [...]

In an initial pilot, located in Lockerbie, the goal is to use 63,000 tonnes of biogenic CO2 per year to produce over 9,000 tonnes of hydrogen and 45,000 tonnes of e-methanol annually by 2028. The site is operated by E.ON Energy Infrastructure Solutions and will use biogenic CO2 that comes from its biomass power plant, [...]

The Issue Paper defines the airworthiness regulations the system must meet and support ZeroAvia’s efforts to certify its full hydrogen-electric powertrain with the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). By establishing these regulatory requirements, ZeroAvia is now able to validate its design and move forward in the approval process. CEO and Founder, Val Miftakhov said, “Certifying [...]

With a customer portfolio of 200TWh/year, SEFE will serve as a co-investor and prime off-taker of the deal and is likely to primarily distribute the hydrogen throughout Germany and into Europe via upcoming pipeline developments. Read more: Germany’s 9,000km hydrogen gamble: Will the Wasserstoff-Kernnetz pay off? Saudi-backed ACWA Power will act as the lead developer, [...]