This story has been updated since its original publication to reflect Solatio’s statement. Plans for a 3GW green hydrogen and ammonia plant in Brazil’s northeast are now under review for downscaling or conversion into a major data centre complex after a federal court ordered work on the project to stop over environmental licensing concerns. This [...]

The Norwegian hydrogen refuelling firm will team up with Denmark’s Everfuel to construct the station for an unnamed customer, said to be a “leading and influential player in the German mobility sector”. Located in the West of Germany, the station is planned to fuel up to 25 buses per day with hydrogen dispensed at 350 [...]

The €200m German funding, which will be matched by Canada, will be awarded through the H2Global scheme, where Canadian producers could be awarded contracts to supply EU-certified green hydrogen for German consumption. Under the scheme, H2Global’s investment vehicle Hintco will purchase the hydrogen volumes and resell them to European consumers at the highest possible market [...]

The University of Glasgow spin-out said its decoupled electrolyser could be integrated with intermittent renewables and store hydrogen in a non-gaseous form, offering a potential solution to long-term energy storage. Clyde’s beta technology splits water into two stages with an electrochemical reduction and a catalytic generator to improve flexibility when using renewable power. This development [...]

Anil Srikar Pavuluri, who will be based in New Delhi, has extensive electrolyser and fuel cells experience working at Larsen & Toubro, Toshiba and GreenH Electrolysis. Anil Srikar Pavuluri For Elcogen, specialising in high-efficiency solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) and electrolyser (SOEC) technology, the move presents a significant opportunity, with the region experiencing fast green [...]

The company said the Petroleum Agency SA had accepted two applications for review, with final approval still required from the Minister of Mines and Energy. If approved, the three-year licenses would allow H2Au to search for natural hydrogen in around 3.4 million acres in the Bushveld region, where the company claims its own studies revealed [...]

The US Department of Energy (DOE) acted unconstitutionally when it axed $7.5bn worth of clean-energy funding, including grants linked to two West Coast hydrogen hubs, a federal court has ruled. The US District Court for the District of Columbia ruled in favour of a lawsuit against the DOE and Energy Secretary Chris Wright, alleging the [...]

That was the message to Energy Secretary Ed Miliband from 30 companies and organisations across the Humber region, who said new hydrogen infrastructure could prevent further closures of industrial facilities. The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) is expected to launch a process to select an industrial region to receive £500m ($672m) in [...]

The company will supply the gas from its recently-launched Sorel-Tracy project in Quebec to the customer in New York state, said to be part of a “major Japanese industrial conglomerate”. The volume, duration, and financial details of the order have not been disclosed. Dave Gagnon, CEO of Charbone, said the order was “pivotal” for the [...]

Africa should stop jumping straight into mega-scale green hydrogen projects and instead focus on lining up realistic offtake and building local infrastructure and supply chains first. That is the conclusion of the Energy Industries Council’s (EIC) latest report, which found that despite 38GW of planned clean hydrogen production capacity, Africa has just 17MW in operation. [...]