France and Italy are seeking temporary exemptions for fertilisers from the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) days after its launch, drawing warnings from clean hydrogen-based ammonia importers that the move could undermine competitiveness. CBAM, which entered force on 1 January, levies carbon emissions on imports, including steel and fertilisers, to level the playing field [...]

The non-exclusive deal will see Shell Global Solutions International pay for a technology feasibility study, evaluating aspects including performance data analysis and process safety assessment. Shell will also provide a techno-economic evaluation. The agreement builds on a relationship dating back to 2021, which later saw Shell Ventures lead Supercritical’s first £14m financing round in 2025. [...]

A project once touted as Canada’s flagship green hydrogen export development has been shelved, casting doubt over future hydrogen trade between Canada and Germany. World Energy GH2 has put its 1.2GW green hydrogen and ammonia project in Newfoundland and Labrador on ice after failing to secure any offtake agreements. This is a paid article, to [...]

Europe’s hydrogen developers will largely turn their backs on costly green hydrogen compliance in 2026, with member states also expected to quietly drop industrial mandates. That’s the opinion of Wood Mackenzie in its 2026 predictions for the clean hydrogen market. This is a paid article, to read the article in full you can sign in [...]

The company delivered a 5MW pressurised alkaline system to an unnamed customer in Europe, with the unit “tailored” to meet the region’s regulatory requirements. Longi said the product was developed under ASME codes and certified to CE pressure equipment directive requirements, specifically to meet European regulations. It marks Longi’s broader push to position itself as [...]

The achievement comes off the back of a German-funded research project carried out by the company’s KS Gleitlager subsidiary to develop “noble metal-free” electrodes. The E2ngel project saw KS Gleitlager work with the German Aerospace Centre (DLR) and now-bankrupt electrolyser maker McPhy to qualify the new technology. Rheinmetall said the DLR Institute of Technical Thermosystems [...]

The DeBary production storage system, located in Volusia County, Florida, uses an existing 74.5MW solar plant to power two 1MW electrolyser units, producing hydrogen stored on-site for use in a combustion turbine. By converting excess daytime solar power into hydrogen and storing it for later use, the system allows renewable energy to be dispatched when [...]

The pair have reached a non-binding agreement to advance discussions on setting up joint platforms focused on refining, chemicals, trading, green molecules, low-carbon fuels, and mobility fuel. If approved, it would see two new platforms established: a mobility segment focused on fuel retail, convenience, and mobility services; and an industrial arm for refining, trading, chemicals, [...]

The company named Norwegian Hydrogen the preferred hydrogen supplier for its two SeaShuttle vessels that are set to begin operating between the Netherlands and Norway in 2027. Under a memorandum of understanding inked in December, Norwegian Hydrogen will deliver fuel for the vessels from its 25MW Rjukan liquid green hydrogen, which reached final investment decision [...]

The Chinese hydrogen technology firm said it signed a pre-purchase agreement to supply electrolysers, filling stations, multi-unit gas containers, as well as EPC services to Australia’s Line Hydrogen, which is 14% owned by Guofuhee. The kit will be installed at Line’s project near Bell Bay in Tasmania, which plans to initially produce 1.69 tonnes of [...]