Over a 15-month contract, the French hydrogen producer will supply the energy carrier from its recently launched Schwäbisch Gmünd facility, which is certified under EU renewable fuels of non-biological origin (RFNBO) rules. The unnamed service station operator is expected to use green hydrogen to “fuel a fleet of several dozen buses.” “After the inauguration of [...]

The system is being built at the H2 Hollandia project in Nieuw-Buinen, where it will be powered by the existing 115MW Vloeivelden Hollandia solar park to half the site’s curtailment. Developed by renewable developer Novar and contractor Avitec, the project broke ground in September and is due online in 2026. Once operational, it is expected [...]

The HyFuel and Kaupanes projects in Norway will both use 20MW containerised PEM electrolysers from Nel, representing a $50m order. Electrolysers will start arriving at the sites from the second half of 2026, with stacks coming from Nel’s PEM factory in Connecticut, US. HYDS is co-developing each project, with hydroelectric firm Sogn and Fjordane Energy [...]

In a year that’s seen climate ambitions strained and hydrogen’s role in them come under bigger questions than before, COP30 could be a reckoning. COP30 will take place in Belém, Brazil, from 10–21 November, and marks the deadline for countries to submit updated national climate plans (NDCs) under the 2015 Paris Agreement. However, the conference [...]

ARCHES and the Pacific Northwest Regional Hydrogen Hub (PNWH2) had both been selected for a combined $2.2bn, but funds were cut as part of a wider $7.5bn rollback, largely targeting projects in Democrat-leaning states. ARCHES was due to receive $1.2bn from the DOE as part of the Biden Administration’s $8bn clean regional hydrogen hubs programme [...]

Part of the EU’s Clean Industrial Deal (CID), STIP is expected to unlock investment so aviation and shipping can switch from fossil fuels to low-carbon fuels, such as hydrogen or ammonia, to meet 2035 targets under the ReFuelEU Aviation and FuelEU Maritime regulations. To meet these regulations, around 20 million tonnes of sustainable alternative fuels, [...]

The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) has appointed the engineering consultancy firm as the Technical Advisor to the government on hydrogen. Specifically, the company will advise DESNZ on the technical, engineering, and regulatory aspects of hydrogen, from production, transport, and storage, to use in power generation. WSP has previously acted in advisory [...]

The partners will assess whether the project is technically and economically viable. If successful, natural hydrogen could be used locally for power generation or industrial uses in Sharjah. Decahydron has developed technology that injects CO2 into ultramafic rocks, where it turns into solid carbon. A chemical reaction known as serpentinization permanently locks the CO2 away, [...]

The German technology major said the 2.5MW system, installed at its Bamberg plant, could produce up to one tonne of hydrogen per day, using renewable electricity. The containerised system, built by Schmidt Kranz Group-owned Fest, uses two of Bosch’s self-made 1.25MW Hybrion stacks, which it officially launched in April this year. Bosch will operate the [...]

Under a new manufacturing licence agreement, Weichai will produce cells and stacks for stationary power uses such as AI data centres, commercial buildings, and industry. Weichai is already a major shareholder in Ceres after a £17m investment in 2018. The Shandong-headquartered firm had originally planned to enter a joint venture with Ceres and Bosch, which [...]