In Denmark, ENGIE and European Energy have entered into a cooperation agreement to advance the development of a large-scale renewable hydrogen project in Denmark. The project is designed to support the emerging European hydrogen market and contribute to the development of cross-border hydrogen infrastructure connecting Denmark and Germany. Located in Aabenraa Municipality, the project will […]
In Canada, Vema Hydrogen announced that it has entered into a non-binding letter of intent with First Atlantic Nickel & Cobalt to jointly develop Engineered Mineral Hydrogen, or EMH, at the Pipestone XL project, a 30-kilometer ultramafic belt in central Newfoundland. Under the terms of the agreement, the parties intend to establish a 50/50 joint […]
In the UK, Gas World reported that Hygenco Green Energies has raised $105 million in equity financing from the International Finance Corporation (IFC), Siemens Financial Services, and the Fullerton Carbon Action Fund to support the development of green hydrogen and ammonia projects in India. The India-headquartered firm said the three investors will provide “financial depth, […]
In Bulgaria, Renewables Now reported that Israeli electrolyzer developer H2Pro and Spanish solar developer Sun Systems Group have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to develop a fully off-grid and solar-powered green hydrogen project in Tarragona, Spain, targeting up to 150 MW of electrolyzer capacity by 2032. The contemplated project will pair H2Pro’s electrolyzers, which […]
In India, BioEnergy Times reported that India’s V.O. Chidambaranar Port is accelerating its transition towards clean energy with major investments in green hydrogen, wind power and green methanol infrastructure. The port authority has already commissioned a pilot green hydrogen plant that produces 10 Nm³ of hydrogen per hour. The hydrogen generated is currently being used […]
In the UK, Gas World reported that the Port of Klaipéda has opened Lithuania’s first green hydrogen production and refueling station, capable of producing 127 tons per year (tpa) of hydrogen. Compatible with passenger vehicles, heavy-duty transport, and ships, the station is scheduled to enter commercial service by autumn 2026, according to the report. Around […]
In Poland, Orlen said it has opened its seventh publicly accessible hydrogen refueling station in Poland. Located in Gdynia, the facility serves passenger cars, buses and trucks. ‘Hydrogen is set to play an increasingly important role in the modern economy, which is why we are consistently expanding both our production capacity and the infrastructure needed […]
In the UK, Gas World reported that South Korean renewable energy specialist EcoSimplex has begun commercial operation of its ECO-Hydrogen Station in Seoul, Korea, to produce hydrogen from biogas. The facility sources biogas from a local sewage treatment plant and processes around 4,000 normal cubic meters each day to generate around 500kg of hydrogen. The […]
In the UK, Gas World reported that UK energy firm SSE has paused its standalone hydrogen production projects amid “material policy delays” and will instead focus on regional infrastructure development and potential clean hydrogen offtake. In its full-year results, it reported a $31.4 billion operating profit, the company confirmed it logged a $29.2 million write-down […]
In Georgia, Georgia Today reported that Deputy Minister of Economy and Sustainable Development Inga Pkhaladze said Georgia is considering the possibility of building a “green hydrogen” pipeline in parallel with the Black Sea submarine power cable as part of the “Green Energy Corridor” project. Inga Pkhaladze told reporters during Baku Energy Week that the main […]
