Charlie Currie

Norwegian electrolyser firm HydrogenPro has partnered with J.H.K. Group to develop 5-50MW green hydrogen plants across Germany, Austria and Benelux, amid declining momentum for large-scale green hydrogen developments.

Europe's restrictions on Chinese electrolyser imports will drive up green hydrogen project costs and further impede project development across the bloc, according to Norwegian-headquartered HydrogenPro.

Stiesdal Hydrogen has said it will use Agfa’s Zirfon membranes in its 3MW alkaline electrolysers.

A local German court has approved green hydrogen developer HH2E's preliminary self-administration application, kickstarting the firm's restructure after funding talks fell through.

Sembcorp has set its eyes on constructing a hydrogen pipeline between Indonesia and Singapore, inking a joint development framework agreement (JDFA) with local gas transporters.

Lhyfe has revealed plans to reduce its energy consumption at its French green hydrogen plants during periods of high electricity demand to reduce the load on the country's grid, while also reducing its costs.

Set to open on Friday (November 15), the auction is open to all companies interested in buying the 1,700 tonnes of green hydrogen produced by the plant per year, for any use case.

ATOME has made key engineering appointments for the development of its 145MW green hydrogen-based fertiliser project in Paraguay.

Tata Steel plans to import liquid hydrogen produced in Norway to the Netherlands for use in its steelworks.

The annual Hydrogen for Life (H4Life) event returns to London on November 19 for its fourth edition.