In a letter sent to EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, Mercedes-Benz, Schaeffler, and the heads of industry groups ACEA and CLEPA warned that current vehicle CO₂ targets, including a 100% cut for cars by 2035, are no longer feasible. Instead of only pushing battery-electric vehicles (BEVs), they’re asking the EU to leave room [...]

This first section links Maasvlakte 2, set to host Shell’s Holland Hydrogen I production project, with Pernis and the wider port, positioning Rotterdam as a European energy gateway connected to Germany, Belgium, and the rest of the Netherlands. The state-owned Dutch gas infrastructure company highlighted the engineering challenge it had to overcome. “The route had [...]

The Lancaster-based public authority, established to coordinate California’s hydrogen industry, has flagged logistics as a key barrier to adoption. With the RFP, FPH2 aims to standardise and scale hydrogen delivery through a public-led procurement model, rather than leaving logistics solely to private companies. It calls for transport solutions such as liquid tankers and tube trailers, [...]

Transition Industries is designing a hydrogen-based, low-carbon methanol production facility in Sinaloa, which is expected to produce around 2.2 million tonnes of green methanol per year. Siemens Energy’s Elyzer P-300 electrolyser has been confirmed as the backbone of the hydrogen production plant, featuring an estimated production capacity of approximately 4,000kg of hydrogen per hour. Cost [...]

Hydrogen offtake agreements are drawing heavily from the long-term gas and LNG contracts that shaped global energy trade, but they’re being adapted to avoid previous pitfalls. New research from the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies has highlighted that while LNG sale and purchase agreements (SPAs) lock offtakers into 20–30-year terms and costly arbitration battles over [...]

The 52km pipeline network between Vlieghuis in the Netherlands and Ochtrup in Germany will form part of the wider Northwest European hydrogen backbone to connect production centres and import terminals with industrial regions. It will connect the 9,000km German hydrogen core network with the Dutch province of Zeeland, and the ports of Amsterdam, Eemshaven, and [...]

Aldar is the first developer in the MENA region to incorporate hydrogen-based steel rebar into a construction project. In Sustainable City, Yas Island, the company is building the first Net Zero carbon mosque. The use of green steel is central to the mosque’s bid for LEED Zero Carbon certification, a first for Abu Dhabi, which [...]

Most of the hydrogen has been used to produce over 1.15 Gwh of clean electricity via a hydrogen gas engine, helping to abate 515 tonnes of carbon dioxide. The project is the first of its kind in the Middle East and North Africa to use solar power to produce hydrogen. It was implemented by DEWA, [...]

The Indian technical and research university claimed the system is cheaper to build and operate, which could improve the economics of green hydrogen production and speed up adoption. Using seawater for electrolysis offers location flexibility, paving the way for offshore or coastal hydrogen hubs that can be co-located with wind or solar power. IIT Madras [...]

The German technology firm has been selected as the preferred supplier to deliver modular 20MW alkaline electrolysers for green hydrogen production at what PGS says will be the world’s largest green iron plant. Planned for Geraldton, Western Australia, the facility aims to produce up to 7 million tonnes of green iron pellets annually, alongside as [...]