The project, which stretches across central Norway, aims to establish a fully integrated value chain covering production, distribution, storage, and diverse end-use. Dubbed NorHyWay, it is led by research institutes, Sintef and Hydrogeni, and Renergy, a renewable energy cluster based in the city of Trondheim. 16 industrial partners in energy, transport, logistics, technology, and the [...]

The group said the focus on “Made in Europe” criteria for hydrogen technologies, including electrolysers, was welcome but that the scope had been reduced compared with earlier drafts. This includes electrolysers of “Union origin”, which the Commission defines as covering the EU and European Free Trade Association countries — Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland. Hydrogen [...]

Backers of the regulation said the framework’s implementation would provide alignment on emissions and strengthen investment signals for new fuels and technologies. This comes after the IMO postponed an October 2025 vote on the framework, which was widely expected to unlock demand for green hydrogen-based fuels like ammonia and e-methanol. 57 countries voted in favour [...]

Roeland Baan, who was due to step down at the end of May, will make way for Elena Scaltritti as the new President and CEO from Thursday (5 March), after the “satisfactory” results. Topsoe said the fast-tracked transition came at Baan’s own request. “This alignment on the strategic direction and planning between the Board of [...]

Billed as the EU’s response to growing competition from cheaper overseas imports, the IAA will introduce Made in Europe and low-carbon requirements for public procurement and funding schemes. Electrolysers have been included alongside other net-zero technologies such as batteries, solar panels and wind turbines, which could be covered by Made in Europe criteria. The proposal [...]

Named Desiree, the project will design and build a 40kW multi-stack prototype system to address durability, efficiency, and circularity issues related to SOECs. The €4m ($4.6m) Horizon Europe co-funded initiative is set to run through June 2029 and will involve 12 organisations from across Europe, including the Spanish National Research Council, the University of Zaragoza, [...]

The German firm will work with Drift Energy to marinise its systems so they could be used in the UK-based company’s plans to produce hydrogen at sea on boats. The concept would see Enapter’s electrolysers installed on 58-metre yachts, with underwater turbines attached to the vessels powering hydrogen production. Drift says the boats will use [...]

The multi-year project will see ZeroAvia advise KAERI on the design of the system, which could lead to a “full ground test campaign.” Details remain unclear. However, the hydrogen aviation player said it will use its liquid hydrogen test facility in the UK, set up for the firm’s own component testing. Most existing liquid hydrogen [...]

The capital, raised in a round led by venture capital firms NordicNinja and Voima Ventures, could support the company’s industrialisation plan and a manufacturing facility for its battery technology, which could scale seasonal energy storage. Photoncycle’s system uses solar energy generation to provide electricity to households. Excess energy can be used to electrolyse water and [...]

The duo said they recovered platinum group metals (PGMs) and ionomers from industrial PEM catalyst-coated membranes (CCMs) and reintegrated them into new membrane electrode assemblies (MEAs). Currently, PGMs within CCMs are recycled through methods requiring incineration to remove organic materials before further processing to separate and purify the metals. Platinum, iridium, and ruthenium are all [...]