The Project Fast Move study, between Ricardo, Brunel University of London, and the Port of Cromarty Firth, will evaluate the feasibility of four-stroke ammonia-fuelled engines in offshore support vessels (OSVs) to support emissions reduction targets. Part of the Department for Transport-funded UK Shore initiative, the study will assess the use of the hydrogen-based fuel in [...]

The 35MW system will produce green hydrogen using hydroelectric power at the site of Linde’s existing grey hydrogen production facility, using existing liquefaction and distribution infrastructure to meet merchant demand. The plant, which was touted to double the industrial gas major’s US green liquid hydrogen production capacity, has been in the works since 2022 and [...]

Tested by Amazon, Air Products, Holcim, Ineos Inovyn and Wiedmann & Winz, the trucks ran daily logistics routes with ranges beyond 1,000km and refuelling times of just 10–15 minutes. Manufacturer Daimler said the performance matched diesel, minus the emissions. Across the trials, the vehicles consumed between 5.6-8kg of hydrogen per 100km, refuelling 285 times with [...]

The certification confirms that Everfuel’s production volumes meet environmental and traceability criteria under the EU’s Renewable Energy Directives (RED II and RED III). The energy firm can now supply certified hydrogen in Denmark, Germany and northern Europe, putting Everfuel ahead of numerous European peers as demand for certified hydrogen ramps up. From 2026, RFNBO quotas [...]

Solid oxide electrolysis cell (SOEC) technology is reportedly 30% more efficient than PEM and alkaline technologies according to Ceres, but true cost competitiveness could be realised at large-scale green ammonia plants. Chandra Macauley, Ceres’ Principal Product Applications Specialist, claimed the company’s technology will be “transformative” for the cost of hydrogen-based ammonia. This is a paid [...]

The hydrogen was delivered as part of the GROHW project, a collaboration between the Netherlands’ largest energy supplier Essent, Nefit Bosch, Firan, and Witteveen+Bos. The initiative aims to reduce CO2 emissions in the Netherlands, and marks one of the first implemented green hydrogen projects in the country. With Lhyfe supplying the fuel, Essent operates the [...]

Off-grid power hubs could in theory cut emissions from port operations and accelerate the UK’s transition to Net Zero. Workstreams include the development of a low-pressure nanoporous hydrogen storage module (Rux Energy); integration of the hydrogen balance of plant and power conversion systems (Ricardo); design of complex AC/DC electrical architectures with renewable integration (Schneider Electric, [...]

The UK government will not reallocate funding from hydrogen projects awarded support under its first subsidy scheme if they fail to proceed, H2 View understands. The clarification follows Scottish Power’s decision to pause development of its UK green hydrogen projects, including two that had been selected under the first Hydrogen Allocation Round (HAR1). This is [...]

The initial repurposed section in Scotland, dubbed LTS Futures, is expected to serve as a blueprint for the 11,600km LTS network. SGN said the successful conversion of the LTS to hydrogen would result in a low-disruption, resilient backbone for a Net Zero energy system. The tests analysed whether operational techniques used for natural gas transportation, [...]

The tender, originally announced in September 2024, will see both nations commit €400m ($464.6m) to the scheme, which could see Australian producers export volumes of green hydrogen, green ammonia, and green methanol to Europe. Aimed to support the development of green hydrogen projects, the double-sided auction will see German-funded investment vehicle Hintco purchase hydrogen through [...]