In the UK, Fuel Cells Works reported that Japan’s New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization, or NEDO, and Kyoto University will build a dedicated beamline for hydrogen energy research at the next-generation SPring-8-II synchrotron facility. The beamline, formally named the Hydrogen Energy Material Multimodal Measurement Beamline and designated BL34XU, will be the first newly […]
In the Netherlands, Nobian and Air Products have signed a long-term agreement for the offtake of RFNBO-compliant, certified hydrogen produced at Nobian’s Rotterdam facility. The certified RFNBO hydrogen is produced at Nobian’s renewables-powered chlor-alkali electrolysis plant, which became in 2025 the first large-scale European renewable hydrogen producer to receive ISCC EU certification for RFNBO. With […]
In Romania, Romania Insider reported that Romania’s Senate has approved legislation updating the framework for integrating renewable and low-carbon hydrogen into the transport and industrial sectors. The legislation would require fuel suppliers, starting in 2030, to ensure that at least 1% of the fuel supplied comes from renewable sources of non-biological origin, including green hydrogen. […]
In the UK, Fuel Cells Works reported that Sunfire has officially broken ground on a Solid Oxide Electrolysis Cell test facility at BASF’s Industrial Park Lausitz, a chemical and industrial hub in Schwarzheide, Brandenburg, Germany. BASF InfraService & Solutions Lausitz said it plans to validate its newest and most powerful SOEC product generation under real […]
In Namibia, APA News reported that Namibia has inaugurated Africa’s first fully integrated green hydrogen facility, combining solar power generation, hydrogen production and energy storage in a single ecosystem. The brainchild of Belgium-registered diversified shipping group CMB.TECH, the plant in Namibia’s Walvis Bay brings together a 5MWp solar park, a Proton Exchange Membrane electrolyzer and […]
In Belgium, Hydrogen Europe reported that German utility Hamburger Energienetze has started construction of the H2-Connector on the former Moorburg power plant site, a key hub for the planned Hamburg Hydrogen Industry Network (HH-WIN). The facility will connect locally produced hydrogen, including output from the Hamburg Green Hydrogen Hub (HGHH) electrolyzer, with the HH-WIN distribution […]
In the UK, Fuel Cells Works reported that Czechia’s first electrolyzer producing green, or zero-emission, hydrogen has been built and will be used in domestic industry and transport. The electrolyzer, which produces hydrogen using energy from the sun and partly from wind, was launched on Monday by Solar Global in Napajedla in the Zlín region, […]
In Japan, International Business Times reported that Kawasaki Heavy Industries said it will begin construction of a hydrogen production facility in the Kawasaki coastal industrial area in Kanagawa Prefecture,in Japan. The plant, to be built in Ogimachi in Kawasaki Ward, will use steam methane reforming, or SMR, to produce 18 tons of hydrogen per day […]
In New York, Market Research Future reported that the sustainable aviation fuel market is forecast to register a CAGR of 25.2% to reach $17.01 billion during 2026 to 2035. By 2030, the global SAF market will likely see production capacity exceed 10 million metric tons per year as new biorefineries and power-to-liquid facilities reach commercial […]
In the UK, Nova Pangaea Technologies, the UK company with a process to create sustainable aviation fuel from waste biomass, said it has completed successful endurance trials that further validate its technology. The trials, which took place at its demonstration plant on Teesside, show continuous stable operation in production runs of up to 72 hours […]
