Trade tensions could ease with green hydrogen, encouraging the U.S. and the European Union to negotiate for the future of a booming industry.

The European Commission is proposing a definition of "green" hydrogen that includes "low carbon" hydrogen produced from nuclear electricity. While France welcomes this opening, Germany and Spain are opposed, considering as "green" only hydrogen from renewable sources. The decision is now in the hands of the European Parliament and the Member States, which have four months to accept or oppose these criteria.

Thierry Trouvé, CEO of GRTgaz, is committed to helping achieve decarbonization goals by co-financing a European project to increase the transport and use of renewable, low-carbon hydrogen.

KBR's green ammonia technology, K-GreeN®, has been chosen by Enaex, S.A. for its innovative HyEx green ammonia project in Chile. The project aims to demonstrate the operational stability of green ammonia production using renewable energy from photovoltaic plants.

EverWind Fuels Company has received environmental approval for its initial phase of green hydrogen and green ammonia production in Point Tupper, Nova Scotia. The $6 billion, 1 million tonne per year project is the first of its kind in North America and among the first in the world to receive this approval.

Nel ASA has signed a €12 million contract to supply 40 MW of alkaline electrolyser equipment to HyCC to produce sustainable aviation fuels.

The clean hydrogen economy is flourishing in the United States, encouraged by beneficial policies and funding allocations.

Germany is at a crossroads because of the country's dependence on gas from Russia.

Gesip and France Hydrogène announce a partnership to reinforce industrial risk management in the hydrogen sector.

Neste receives EU funding for renewable hydrogen projects in Porvoo, Finland.

Japan joins forces with Saudi Arabia to advance in the hydrogen, ammonia and carbon recycling markets.

EDP Brasil produces the first renewable hydrogen molecule in its new production unit in São Gonçalo do Amarante.

In Denmark, Everfuel A/S announces the production of the first volumes of hydrogen at HySynergy in Europe's largest electrolyzer.

Lhyfe and Schaeffler announce the signing of an agreement to boost renewable hydrogen production in Germany.

In Australia, European Energy is acquiring a majority stake in Austrom, a company based in Queensland.

Azerbaijan and Fortescue Future Industries (FFI) sign a framework agreement to develop renewable hydrogen projects.

Alfa Laval announces the signature of a Memorandum of Understanding with Shell for the development of a Gas Combustion Unit (GCU).

The Flow project aims to convert gas pipelines into hydrogen pipelines and is supported by the transmission system operators.

Plug Power and Nikola Corporation announce the signing of a renewable hydrogen supply agreement.

In Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, BEEAH Group, Chinook Sciences and Air Water announce a protocol to create a consortium.

A renewable hydrogen corridor, H2MED, will link Spain, Portugal and France to the European grid.

RIX Industries will power North American and European infrastructure using Element 1 Corp (e1) hydrogen technology.

French industry is increasingly thirsty for hydrogen even though it is still not widely used in factories.

The four French, Spanish and Portuguese gas transmission operators have signed an industrial cooperation agreement.

The Open Hydrogen Initiative (OHI) will measure the environmental impact of hydrogen production at the facility level.