The SuperStack Flex system reportedly delivers over 1.2kW/kg specific power, a sustained 150kW output, and 175kW peak output. The defence customer may deploy the system in unmanned aerial vehicles, with potential applications extending to small aircraft, maritime, and ground systems. Notably, ZeroAvia highlighted that the fuel cell has passed airworthiness testing and is ready to [...]

The Lhyfe Schwäbisch Gmünd facility marks its fourth production site and first outside France. The plant features 10MW of installed electrolyser capacity, producing up to 1,200 tonnes of green hydrogen per year. Lhyfe claims it is the largest commercial site in Germany dedicated to green hydrogen ‘in bulk’. The plant is powered by renewable electricity [...]

Biogenic CO2 captured from its operational biomass plant in Puertollano will be used in an e-methanol facility that’s being developed in partnership with Dutch firm Power2X and ErasmoP2X. Green hydrogen will be produced via electrolysis, powered by ErasmoP2X’s 1GW solar complex in Saceruela. The green hydrogen is expected to be transported around 60km through the [...]

Conducted in collaboration with the University of Delaware’s Centre for Clean Hydrogen, Plug claims the test paves the way to “the production of $1/kg green hydrogen.” VSParticle’s catalyst layers were tested under real-world PEM operating conditions. While less iridium is used, the technology maintained commercial performance, according to Plug, and met durability targets. Specifically, it [...]

The Swedish energy technology firm purchased the assets for SEK 3.5m ($315m), although they were originally procured by the Hynion AS subsidiary for approximately SEK 67m ($6m). Components such as high-quality station equipment will help fill gaps or replace parts in Metacon’s currently hydrogen refuelling station projects under construction. “The acquisition allows Metacon to cost-effectively [...]

Europe’s green hydrogen rules may push up project costs, but rethinking them now would halt investment and limit renewables expansion, according to Hy2gen CEO Cyril Dufau-Sansot. It’s an increasingly fringe view in the current landscape. Particularly as the German developer’s flagship European projects face wildly different power supply options and highly contrasting output due to [...]

The Danish investor agreed to inject €15m ($16m) in the first 100MW phase of the EU-backed Lubmin project through its Energy Transition Fund. The project, supported by EU IPCEI funding of €167m ($179m), is targeting an annual production of up to 10,000 tonnes of hydrogen in its first phase, with construction slated to begin in [...]

The pressurised alkaline electrolyser will use renewable wind power and water to produce up to 4,000 tonnes of green hydrogen per year, once it’s operational at the end of 2025. Around 2,700 tonnes of that hydrogen will be piped 25km through a repurposed natural gas pipeline to TotalEnergies’ refinery in Leuna, where it’s set to [...]

Centrica and National Gas yesterday (October 13) completed the UK’s first hydrogen injection into the National Transmission System (NTS). The blended gas is combusted in turbines at the power plant to generate electricity for the national grid. However, the Hydrogen Science Coalition (HSC) highlighted that a 2% blend cuts emissions by less than 0.7%, due [...]

Fifteen Democratic lawmakers from Washington and Oregon have demanded the US Department of Energy (DOE) reverse its termination of funding for the Pacific Northwest Hydrogen Hub (PNWH2), calling the decision “unacceptable” and “unlawful.” In a letter to Energy Secretary Chris Wright, the Representatives and Senators warned the move jeopardised US manufacturing jobs and private investment. [...]