Andritz and RAG Austria recently hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for Austria’s largest green hydrogen plant. The project is expected to produce more than 1,500 tons of green hydrogen annually using solar power as its primary renewable energy source.

Envision Energy has been commissioned by Sasol to undertake a design study for a green hydrogen system at its Sasolburg operations. The move is expected to play an important role in evaluating pathways to produce lower-carbon fuels and chemicals.

Air Products has decided to discontinue the ‘Louisiana Clean Energy Complex’ project as the firm expects that the financial returns will not meet the stringent return criteria. The company has also announced that it is finalizing a distribution agreement with Yara International for renewable ammonia from the Neom Green Hydrogen Project in Saudi Arabia.

Plug Power has secured an order to supply a 50-MW electrolyzer for Orica's Hunter Valley Hydrogen Hub in New South Wales, Australia. The project is claimed to be the largest green hydrogen project in Australia to reach final investment decision.

Green hydrogen is becoming the standard: A study by Deloitte predicts that it will reach a market share of 85 percent by 2050, exceeding 500 million metric tons. At the same time, 9.4 trillion dollars must be invested in the supply chain every year until then. It is no wonder that valve manufacturers want a piece of this pie.

Under a master cooperation agreement signed between Ohmium International and Hynfra, both the companies will work together to advance large-scale green hydrogen projects in Mauritania, Jordan, and Oman.

Ornx Green Hydrogen has selected KBR for carrying out the pre-front-end engineering design of a low-cost ammonia project in the Laâyoune region of Morocco. The project is expected to produce approximately 560,000 metric tons per year of low-cost ammonia and utilize about 900 MW of electrolyzer capacity.

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Johnson Matthey’s technologies have been chosen by Phelan Green Hydrogen for its electro-sustainable aviation fuel facility in Western Cape, South Africa. On completion, the project is expected to be one of the world’s first commercial-scale E-SAF production facilities.

Under an agreement with First Ammonia, Topsoe will provide its ammonia synthesis technology for the company’s green ammonia production facility in Victoria, Texas, USA. Commercial operations of the project is expected to begin in 2029.