Located in Baytown, Texas, the plant is expected to produce more than one million tonnes of ammonia per year, with a final investment decision (FID) anticipated next year ahead of a 2029 startup. Mitsubishi aims to convert part of its liquified petroleum gas (LPG) terminal into an ammonia terminal for transhipment, which will then supply [...]

Launched in 2021, Stegra previously secured €6.5bn to develop the “world’s first” large-scale green steel plant in Boden, Sweden, with the start of production expected for 2026. Read more: H2 Green Steel signs €4.2bn debt financing agreements for Boden plant According to the firm’s statement, Stegra represents three distinct platforms: Green hydrogen, with one of [...]

Being developed by Dourogás and CapWatt, Plug will provide Technical Evaluation Phase (TEP) support for its electrolyser solutions during the front-end engineering and design (FEED) process. The project is expected to combine synthesis gas from biomass gasification with green hydrogen. H2 View understands that the produced methanol will be used in heavy industry and mobility [...]

Supported by a €15m ($16.5m) subsidy, the plant could replace grey hydrogen used in the Spanish refinery, with each firm financing half of the project. Expected to produce 2,800 tonnes of green hydrogen per year, bp says the installation could reduce 23,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions per year. Using 25MW of Plug Power [...]

The AUD 4.5bn ($3bn) initiative is expected to produce up to three million tonnes of green urea, with the hydrogen used as a feedstock in the production process. The first phase of the project, expected to begin in 2028, will incorporate 300MW of electrolysers to generate 1,000 tonnes per day of green urea. The next [...]

With a strong track record of attracting foreign direct investment (FDI), a firm network of project developers and potential offtakers, the UK has a “unique” opportunity to lead the hydrogen supply chain market, the trade body has said. However, the nation must invest in technology and supply chains as well as projects to deliver the [...]

The systems license contract allows Thermax to non-exclusively manufacture Ceres’ SOEC system technology, including designs for electrolyser module systems that will be developed and sold by the Indian firm. The agreement includes license fees and product royalties to be received by Ceres. Thermax plans to establish a manufacturing facility for the electrolyser systems, advance the [...]

Battolyser Systems’ novel electrode design adds flexibility to alkaline electrolysis that could eclipse the potential of PEM hydrogen production, according to CEO Mattijs Slee. The Dutch firm’s offering is based on traditional pressurised alkaline technology, with a significant twist that is slated to radically improve flexibility with intermittent renewable energy supply. This is a paid [...]

The bank submitted £20m ($26m) to the funding round, building on previous investments from American Airlines, International Airlines Group (IAG) and ITOCHU Corporation. H2 View understands this is the Scottish bank’s first investment into hydrogen-based technology and the sustainable aviation sector. “Decarbonising aviation is one of the key environmental challenges we face, and it is [...]

VC firm Pale Blue Dot led the funding round, supporting the Dutch start-up’s direct ocean capture (DOC) technology, which could enable large-scale e-fuel production. Based in Amsterdam, Brineworks is now expected to advance its technical development and deploy its first technical pilot project, utilising the secured investment. H2 View understands the technology can produce both [...]