According to a recent study by the National Petroleum Council (NPC), a $1.9 trillion investment in hydrogen is essential if the United States is to meet its carbon neutrality targets by 2050. This is three times the amount currently planned.

At the World Economic Forum in Riyadh, Patrick Pouyanné, CEO of TotalEnergies, criticized the current development of green hydrogen as still at an "embryonic stage", and promoted biofuels as a priority solution for reducing emissions.

Ohmium International is working with H2 Green Mining to develop a 20 MW green hydrogen pilot project to decarbonize the Chilean mining industry, using local renewable resources.

JERA and India's ReNew Energy Global PLC are jointly developing a green ammonia production project in Paradip, eastern India, using 500 MW of renewable energy capacity for a planned annual production of 100,000 tonnes.

BASF, in collaboration with SABIC and Linde, inaugurated a demonstration plant for electrically heated steam cracking in Ludwigshafen, designed to drastically reduce CO2 emissions.

The second offshore wind lease auction in the Gulf of Mexico will include hydrogen production, marking a promising first.

Lhyfe, producer of carbon-free hydrogen, announces the creation of "Lhyfe heroes", a European digital platform for over-the-counter hydrogen transactions.

KBR announces a contract to deploy its green ammonia technology, K-GreeN®, in Fortescue's Holmaneset green energy project in Norway.

Sunfire launches a design study for a 500 MW green hydrogen project in Europe, to support industrial operations and ammonia production.

GES is working with Provaris to develop a multifunctional terminal in Rotterdam, designed to import ammonia and compressed hydrogen for Europe.