In the UK, Fuel Cells Works reported that the UK could store enough green hydrogen in depleted North Sea oil and gas fields to meet the country’s future electricity demands for 7 years, new research has shown. Geologists and engineers from Durham Energy Institute (University of Durham) have, for the first time, mapped different hydrogen […]
In China, Xinhua reported that Indonesia’s resort island of Bali broke ground on the Denpasar Raya waste-to-energy plant, marking a major milestone in the island’s efforts to improve waste management and expand renewable energy generation. The plant, invested in and built by China’s Zhejiang Weiming Environment Protection, is designed to process more than 500,000 tons […]
In India, Deccan Herald reported that India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to flag off the country’s first hydrogen train from Jind railway station in Haryana on July 17. The train, equipped with two driving power cars (DPCs) and eight passenger coaches, has successfully completed extensive trials over the past two-and-a-half months. It was […]
In New York, Plug Power announced that the 50-megawatt (MW) Hunter Valley Hydrogen Hub (HVHH) project in Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia, has reached final investment decision (FID), moving the project into execution and advancing the delivery of Plug’s GenEco Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) electrolyzers. The Hunter Valley Hydrogen Hub is being developed by Orica. […]
In Bulgaria, Renewables Now reported that German electrolysis technology company Thyssenkrupp Nucera AG and Indian state‑owned engineering and manufacturing company Bharat Heavy Electricals, or BHEL, have teamed up to manufacture alkaline water electrolyzers for green hydrogen projects in India. The companies will partner on the phased localization of alkaline electrolyzer module fabrication in India. The […]
In the United Arab Emirates (UAE), MEED reported that Saudi utility developer Acwa Power has received an exclusive government mandate to export green hydrogen and its derivatives produced in the kingdom to international markets. The exclusivity covers the export of green ammonia, green methanol, green methane and synthetic fuels manufactured using green hydrogen, according to […]
In South Africa, Mining Weekly reported that green hydrogen producer Lhyfe has taken delivery of 10 new Hexagon Purus containers, with the company now operating 84 Type IV tube trailers dedicated to hydrogen transport. The report stated that Lhyfe made more than 850 deliveries in 2025, supplying green hydrogen across nine European countries. The company […]
In Korea, Business Korea reported that Hyundai Motor Group withdrew its plan for the local ‘hydrogen ecosystem construction project’ in Canada that it had been reviewing. Rather than discovering new hydrogen projects additionally, it is expected to concentrate its capabilities on accelerating the promotion of existing businesses such as Ulsan, Saemangeum, and Guangzhou, China, according […]
In Bulgaria, Renewables Now reported that Austrian plant engineering group Andritz said it has launched the construction of a 12.5-MW green hydrogen plant, touted as its home country’s largest one, on behalf of gas storage operator RAG Austria AG. The facility will be located in Gampern, Upper Austria, and will be capable of producing around […]
In the UK, Gas World reported that chemicals major Ineos has signed a preliminary blue hydrogen offtake deal with the Equinor-Engie joint venture H2BE for its Project One cracker in Antwerp, Belgium. Blue hydrogen produced by Engie and Equinor could be supplied via a pipeline from Ghent to Antwerp as Ineos intends to make its […]
