Linde CEO Sanjiv Lamba warned the economic challenges facing green hydrogen go far beyond electrolyser costs, even as Chinese manufacturers drive down prices. Speaking during the industrial gas major’s Q3 results, Lamba said China’s alkaline electrolyser cost curve has been declining for “some time,” and expects the systems to be a “very good option” for [...]

The Estonian OEM first agreed to supply its Gateway200 module last year. Located near the Loviisa nuclear power plant, the electrolyser will use electricity from the main grid and household water sources to produce green hydrogen. With commissioning set to begin, the project is expected to be operational for around two years. “Our Gateway 1MW [...]

The loan will help Wabash Valley Resources finance its $2.6bn project in West Terre Haute, reviving a coal gasification facility idled since 2016 to produce 500,000 tonnes of anhydrous ammonia per year through a process equipped with carbon capture technology. Wabash plans to use coal from a nearby mine and petcoke as a feedstock, which [...]

Hydrogen, carbon capture utilisation and storage (CCUS), and bioenergy are set to play only a residual part in cleaning up global emissions, according to research firm Rystad Energy. In a global energy scenario report, it found decarbonising and growing the power sector with nuclear and renewables will account for 52% of reductions and electrification of [...]

ProtonH2’s ISHG process stimulates natural hydrogen generation in depleted oil reservoirs. The firm has said this unlocks trapped hydrogen and converts mineral reactions underground into a steady supply of fuel. It involves injecting dioxygen (O2) into oil wells which reacts with hydrocarbons to generate high-concentration hydrogen syngas. Syngas can either be sold or separated into [...]

The SASHA Coalition and ten industry signatories warned that the STIP, part of the EU’s Clean Industrial Deal (CID), must not focus solely on transitional fuels such as sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and LNG, but also support zero-emission technologies through dedicated hydrogen funding, e-fuel incentives, and stronger refuelling infrastructure. Addressed to the European Commission, the [...]

The 23,000 square metre facility in Herning, which has been under development since 2022, was originally due to come online in 2024 after securing a €94m ($108.7m) grant from the EU Innovation Fund. Equipped with automation production lines, the facility could eventually have a nameplate capacity of 5GW once fully loaded. The Danish technology firm [...]

Industrial gas major BP is seeking a Development Consent Order (DCO) from the government after the Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council approved landowner South Tees Group’s (STF) plan to build a data centre. However, the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) has delayed the decision from today (30 October) until 4 December to [...]

The agreement announced today (30 October) formalises Plug’s electrolyser selection earlier this year and supports the development of a large-scale sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), eSAF, and green diesel project backed by the Uzbek government. The US clean energy company will supply its GenEco PEM electrolyser modules, ranging in capacity from 100MW to 875MW. H2 View [...]

Industrial gas major Air Liquide has weighed in on recent US legislation as it relates to blue hydrogen production. On an earnings call this week, Air Liquide North America CEO Adam Peters said the passage into law of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act on 4 July this year was significant for Air Liquide and [...]