Laid in the Port of Rotterdam by Dutch state-owned Gasunie, the first section was filled with green hydrogen supplied by Plug Power from a production site in northern Germany. “It was quite a challenging process,” Dutch hydrogen network manager Niels van Pagee said. “Within a short time span and under a tight deadline, dozens of [...]

Air Products is more concerned about rising construction costs than uncertainty around Europe’s carbon border levy as it moves toward a final decision on the fate of its Louisiana blue hydrogen project later this year. CEO Eduardo Menezes told the firm’s Q1 investor call that it had a “high bar” for taking final investment decision [...]

Installed in a car park at Incheon airport near Seoul by SK Innovation subsidiary Hyverse, the station has the capacity to dispense 320kg of hydrogen per hour, which could support up to 240 buses per day. Liquid hydrogen is being supplied to the station by SK’s 30,000-tonne-per-year plant in Seo-Gu, Incheon, which came online in [...]

Oxygen generated from water electrolysis for hydrogen production is unlikely to replace conventional air separation but could see wider industrial use over the next five to 10 years. That is according to Oliver Neuhaus, Head of ASU Business Development Support and Conceptual Engineering EMEA at Linde, who spoke at the European Industrial Gases Association Winter [...]

Thor said the sale of its majority stake in the Molyhill tungsten, molybdenum, and copper mine in the Northern Territory would provide a  “significant” boost to advancing its Hy-Range natural hydrogen project. The firm will receive three payments totalling A$6.6m (€3.9m) by late 2028, for the sale, with co-owners of Molyhill, Investigator Resources, will receive [...]

The utility’s HyLine South West study follows two similar assessments for similar pipelines in Wales and aims to strengthen its understanding of the role hydrogen could play in the southwest of England. Under current plans, WWU foresees the pipeline connecting speculative production hubs in the sea and some of the UK’s government-backed green hydrogen projects [...]

The pilot roll-out aims to build up the use of hydrogen trucks and keep up with the EU’s Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Regulation (AFIR), which mandates hydrogen refuelling stations be installed in all “urban nodes” and every 200km along core networks by 2030. The BMV claims the funding will support the construction of up to 40 [...]

The companies’ joint venture (JV) Concrete Chemicals plans to use the funding for a power-to-liquid synthetic kerosene facility with a planned annual capacity to make over 37,000 tonnes of eSAF and 7,000 tonnes of e-naphtha. Planned for construction in Schwedt on Germany’s eastern border, it would use biogenic carbon dioxide and green hydrogen as feedstocks. [...]

The companies’ joint venture (JV) Concrete Chemicals plans to use the funding for a power-to-liquid synthetic kerosene facility with a planned annual capacity to make over 37,000 tonnes of eSAF and 7,000 tonnes of e-naphtha. Planned for construction in Schwedt on Germany’s eastern border, it would use biogenic carbon dioxide and green hydrogen as feedstocks. [...]

The companies’ joint venture (JV) Concrete Chemicals plans to use the funding for a power-to-liquid synthetic kerosene facility with a planned annual capacity to make over 37,000 tonnes of eSAF and 7,000 tonnes of e-naphtha. Planned for construction in Schwedt on Germany’s eastern border, it would use biogenic carbon dioxide and green hydrogen as feedstocks. [...]