Brazil’s mines and energy minister has announced a decree establishing a legal framework and tax credits for low-carbon hydrogen will be signed next week during COP30. Alexandre Silveira said the decree will regulate Brazil’s National Hydrogen Program (PNH2), Low-Carbon Hydrogen Development Program (PHBC), and the Special Incentive Regime for Low-Carbon Hydrogen Production (Rehidro). This is [...]

During its Q3 earnings call, CEO Marty Neese confirmed the company “will not pursue” the 3GW facility. The decision follows earlier uncertainty over whether the project would secure Department of Energy (DOE) funding, after the US government cut 223 clean energy projects totalling $7.5bn across its grant programmes. Neese, who was appointed CEO in July, [...]

The new Middle East Electrolysers Company, formed with Green Electrode Consortium of Industry (GECI), will look to meet growing demand in the Middle East and North Africa region. The JV will set up a research and development centre, with its headquarters due to be located in the Kingdom’s eastern province. GECI is a Saudi industrial [...]

Located at the Port of Antwerp-Bruges, ammonia imported by ship can be cracked on-site to produce hydrogen for industry, mobility, or pipeline injection. Air Liquide’s Armelle Levieux called the cracking plant a “world first” for low-carbon hydrogen supply chains. “By proving the viability of industrial-scale ammonia cracking, Air Liquide demonstrates its capacity to innovate and provide [...]

Setting a target per-kilo price for producing hydrogen is not that useful, since every hydrogen project has its own dynamics and economics. The price question was posed and tackled during a panel on hydrogen project risks at analyst group Wood Mackenzie’s Hydrogen Conference 2025 in London. Christian Stuckmann, Vice-President of Business Development in Hydrogen at [...]

The Swedish vehicle manufacturer has established a collaboration with Asko Norge to evaluate the technical performance, operational feasibility and commercial potential of hydrogen trucks. Asko Norge is one of Norway’s largest food wholesale and distribution companies, supplying groceries to retailers nationwide. Initial hydrogen truck tests with Asko have shown ranges of up to 1,000km. “Being [...]

The firm said it came as a result of stripping iridium use by 50% in its second-generation Lotus system, reducing overall system capital investments. Iridium is used as a catalyst in PEM electrolysers due to its high conductivity and resistance to acidic environments. However, the metal fetches around $4,500 per troy ounce, with only around [...]

The major Indian conglomerate will produce green hydrogen, which will be used to power a nearby direct reduced iron (DRI) plant operated by JSW Steel. The pilot phase is expected to produce 3,800 tonnes of green hydrogen, with reports suggesting it could be the largest green hydrogen deployment for steelmaking anywhere in the world. The [...]

Chinese state-owned oil and gas firm Sinopec has awarded tenders to three domestic electrolyser makers to supply technology for its planned 240MW green hydrogen project in Inner Mongolia. Longi, Sany, and Huadian Group will supply stacks to Zhongtian Hechuang Energy (ZHE) for its Uxin Banner Integrated Wind-Solar-Hydrogen Production Project, which aims to produce up to [...]

UK gas storage firm EnergyPathways said it had started design work with Australian methane pyrolysis firm Hazer Group and its EPC partner KBR for a plant that will produce hydrogen from natural gas, while generating solid carbon rather than carbon dioxide. The project could be built as part of EnergyPathways’ planned Marram Energy Storage Hub [...]