HydrogenPro ASA today announced impressive third-quarter financial results, marked by exceptional sales growth and significant milestones achieved.

Uniper and First Ammonia have teamed up to deliver green ammonia as part of a global effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. This innovative project, presented at the Hydrogen Conference in Germany, aims to produce zero-carbon ammonia to accelerate the energy transition.

Fortescue, a company specializing in green energy, metals and technology, has invested almost NOK 100 million (AUD 13.5 million) to become a shareholder in Norwegian Hydrogen.

Hydrogen electrolyser projects worldwide total 1,190 GW, with recent growth of 66 GW. South America and Oceania are at the forefront of this expansion, while Europe maintains its leading position in the realization of these projects.

North Rhine-Westphalia has pledged 4.7 million euros in funding for RWE's Bedburg electrolyser project, a further step towards the realization of this green hydrogen project.

In an ever-changing renewable energy landscape, the booming electrolytic (green) hydrogen sector has made remarkable progress. Over 85 million tonnes per year of electrolytic hydrogen projects have been announced.

Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP), Flexens and Lhyfe have formed a partnership to develop and build an ambitious integrated energy island solution enabling large-scale offshore wind power generation, green hydrogen production and other value-creating local activities on Åland.

Alfa Laval establishes a new business unit, the Electrolyzer and Fuel Cell Technologies Business Unit, to seize business opportunities in the hydrogen sector. This initiative underlines the company's commitment to promoting energy transformation towards clean energy sources.

Aker Horizons ASA, specialists in the development of green energy and industry, has been awarded a grid capacity allocation of 250 MW for its large-scale green ammonia plant project at Kvandal, near Narvik, and 120 MW for its Berlevåg facility, both in northern Norway.

Hopium, a start-up in receivership, posted substantial losses in the first half of the year, casting doubt on the viability of its hydrogen fuel cells.

A recent study by Argonne National Laboratory reveals that adding hydrogen to gas pipelines can increase leakage, limiting the industry's ability to blend this low-carbon fuel into natural gas transmission lines.

Enagas, the Spanish gas grid operator, expresses confidence that sufficient supplies of green hydrogen will be available for the H2Med project, linking Portugal to Germany by 2030, although challenges remain.

Feasibility Study for Hydrogen Export to Singapore.

ENGIE invests in MAGNOTHERM, a German start-up innovating in hydrogen liquefaction through magnetic refrigeration.

In the race to shape Europe's energy future, hydrogen regulation is a high-wire act, balancing liberalization, sustainability and security to shape a greener, more resilient energy future.

Progress towards marine hydrogen: Japanese consortium obtains agreement in principle.

Geological hydrogen, a revolutionary energy source with low environmental impact, is shaping the world's energy future.

NovoHydrogen meets a crucial need in the global energy transition and decarbonization efforts.

Betting on the future: 25 years of research at the FC Lab in Belfort.

ADP Group and GRTGaz to work together to introduce hydrogen at Paris airports.

The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) is giving Australia's energy future a boost with its Hydrogen Headstart program, aimed at reducing the cost of producing renewable hydrogen and paving the way for a clean, sustainable energy transition.

A new world of possibilities is opening up with the Hydrogen Revolution: the very first 100% hydrogen-powered gas turbine is a breakthrough that promises to transform the energy industry.

Find out how NW Natural and Hycamite TCD Technologies are working together to produce clean hydrogen using cutting-edge technology, helping to reduce carbon emissions and contribute to the energy transition.

H2 Green Steel has secured 1.5 billion euros for its decarbonized steel mill project in Europe, marking a key step in the reduction of CO2 emissions in the steel industry, with the commitment of major automotive names. This initiative aims to significantly reduce CO2 emissions and redefine steel production in a context of increasing industrial decarbonization.

France is allocating 4 billion euros to stimulate the production of green hydrogen in industry, reinforcing its ambitions to become a world leader in this clean energy.

The US government is investing $7 billion in the production of clean hydrogen, relying on nuclear power plants and a revolutionary technology developed by GH Power.