Air Liquide is investing €50 million in a renewable hydrogen supply chain to support low-carbon mobility along the Seine axis, connecting Normandy to Île-de-France.
Abraxas Power Corp. and EDF join forces to develop the EVREC project in Newfoundland, aiming to produce 200,000 tons of green hydrogen and 1 million tons of green ammonia annually using wind energy.
Ecolectro, backed by Toyota Ventures, aims to commercialize its AEM electrolyzers, an economical and eco-friendly alternative for green hydrogen production, avoiding rare and polluting materials.
SEFE and Eletrobras, supported by EnerTech, aim to produce 200,000 tons of green hydrogen annually by 2030 through a plant in Brazil, addressing the growing demand in Europe.
The hydrogen industry anticipates relaxed environmental criteria for U.S. tax credits, despite political uncertainties linked to the upcoming Trump administration.
Hydrexia and WEDSB join forces to accelerate hydrogen development in Malaysia with an ambitious plan supported by the Selangor government, leveraging innovative technologies for sustainable energy transition.
Three new industrial projects at Le Havre Port, valued at €2.6 billion, aim to create 640 jobs and strengthen French energy sovereignty around lithium, hydrogen, and methanol.
Norway invests EUR 65 million in five hydrogen production projects for the maritime sector, strengthening its commitment to sustainable and decarbonized maritime transport.
BayoTech announces the appointment of Diaco Aviki as CEO to lead the growth of its hydrogen hub network, an innovative production system aimed at reducing emissions and strengthening decarbonized hydrogen supply in the United States.
Avina Clean Hydrogen inaugurated a green hydrogen production site near Los Angeles, aiming to decarbonize heavy-duty transport and support California's clean energy goals.
Höegh Evi and Port-La Nouvelle partner to build a floating hydrogen import terminal, aiming to position the region as a pillar of Europe’s energy transition.
McPhy Energy reports a 35% increase in revenue for the first half of 2024, driven by the expansion of its electrolyzer activity. The group refocuses on industrial hydrogen production despite operational challenges.
TotalEnergies partners with Morocco to develop a vast green hydrogen project in the Guelmin-Oued Noun region, aiming for green ammonia production powered by renewable energy for European markets.
The Australian Renewable Energy Hub project, one of the world’s largest, aims to produce green hydrogen and ammonia for Asian and domestic markets. Expected to launch in the 2030s, it sets a model for decarbonization.
EverWind Fuels receives $22.5 million from Transport Canada to develop green terminal infrastructure in Port Hawkesbury, aiming to establish the region as a center for green hydrogen and ammonia production and transport.
Masdar and EMSTEEL, based in Abu Dhabi, conduct a pilot project to produce steel using green hydrogen, aiming to reduce the carbon footprint of the steel industry in a region where heavy industry is essential.
A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been signed to launch the SoutH2 project, an energy corridor connecting Algeria to Europe. This 3,300 km pipeline will transport up to 4 million tonnes of green hydrogen per year by 2030.
Germany is launching a 9,040 km hydrogen network, aiming to accelerate the energy transition. About 60% of the infrastructure will be converted from natural gas pipelines. The total cost is estimated at 18.9 billion euros, with progressive commissioning until 2032.
