In Delaware, Aternium announced that it has selected Dover, Delaware, as the location for its first commercial heavy water and electrolytic hydrogen production facility. he company has finalized a definitive agreement of sale for a site at Garrison Oak Technical Park and expects to close in mid-fourth quarter 2026. The facility will serve as Aternium’s […]
In the UK, Fuel Cells Works reported that companies are beginning to make paid commitments for capacity on Germany’s planned national hydrogen backbone, providing its operators with an early indication of where producers, traders and industrial users expect hydrogen demand to emerge. Germany’s hydrogen core network operators reported that market participants had reserved almost 6GW […]
In South Africa, Sasol, the Department of Science, Technology and Innovation, the South African National Energy Development Institute and North-West University have commissioned a 2kW Proton Exchange Membrane electrolyzer at Sasol’s Research and Technology campus in Sasolburg, marking a meaningful step forward in South Africa’s drive to build local hydrogen technology capability. Developed through the DSTI’s Hydrogen South […]
In Bulgaria, Renewables Now reported that German energy company RWE AG said its electrolysis facility in Lingen, Germany has produced first quantities of renewable hydrogen and they have been transported to Evonik’s chemical park in Marl for use in industrial production processes. Initial hydrogen production and delivery took place as part of the ongoing commissioning […]
In New York, Market Research Future reported that the green hydrogen market stood at $680 million in 2025 and is projected to reach $1.26 billion in 2026 before climbing to USD 260.17 billion by 2035, reflecting a CAGR of 80.8% over the 2026–2035 forecast period. “The green hydrogen market is experiencing explosive growth driven by […]
In Australia, Petroleum Australia reported that Lion Energy has chosen a complete exit from its green hydrogen operations, choosing instead to concentrate capital and executive resources on its core upstream oil and gas portfolio. The decision will see Lion discontinue development of its flagship Port of Brisbane hydrogen project and unwind all remaining hydrogen activities, […]
In the UK, GasWorld reported that The European Commission has approved Dutch plans to invest $117 million in green hydrogen and e-methanol-fuelled ships to decarbonize the country’s maritime fleet. Coming under a Dutch state aid scheme, the funds will be used to purchase green hydrogen and e-methanol-fuelled vessels, and to retrofit existing ships with propulsion […]
In the UK, GasWorld reported that the Scottish government has granted nearly $1 million to a planned green hydrogen-based e-fuel project on the Shetland Islands. Veri Energy will receive the funds for the third development phase of its 50MW green hydrogen-based e-fuel hub at the Sullom Voe oil and gas terminal, according to the report. […]
In the Netherlands, Enlit reported that India’s largest private transmission and distribution company Adani Energy Solutions (AESL) has secured a $1 billion contract to develop a major interstate electricity transmission project in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh, supporting planned green hydrogen developments and growing demand from digital infrastructure. The project was awarded through the […]
In the UK, GasWorld reported that the Philippine government has granted US-based company Koloma the sole natural hydrogen exploration rights in the western Zambales Province. Granted under Service Contract (SC) 92, a permit enabling exclusive access to prospect the area’s resources, it adds to two prior permits awarded through a competitive process by the Department […]
