BP’s new facility is expected to generate up to 11,000 tons of green hydrogen annually. Bilfinger has been selected to deliver the prefabrication, assembly and installation of plant components for BP’s new green hydrogen electrolyzer.

A 5 MW Geneco electrolyzer system has been installed by Plug Power for Cleanergy Solutions Namibia’s revolutionary green hydrogen project. The project called The Walvis Bay project plant is claimed to be Africa’s first fully integrated commercial green hydrogen facility.

The Kawasaki LH2 Terminal is the key facility for the “Liquefied Hydrogen Supply Chain Commercialization Demonstration” project subsidized by the Green Innovation Fund Project promoted by New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization in Japan.

Topsoe has been chosen as the ammonia technology licensor for Acwa's Yanbu Green Hydrogen Project in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Topsoe will also deliver engineering, proprietary equipment and catalysts to Sinopec and Tecnicas Reunidas, who have jointly been awarded the Feed-contract.

Ignis has awarded a technology and engineering contract to KBR for a new 200,000 tons per annum green ammonia facility in A Coruña, Spain. The facility will use make use of renewable energy to produce green hydrogen which will be converted to green ammonia.

Hydrogenious LOHC Technologies has awarded a FEED and EPCM contract to Griesemann Gruppe for its ‘Green Hydrogen@Blue Danube’ project in Bavaria, Germany. The project is claimed to be the world's largest hydrogen release plant.

PROCESS Worldwide brings to you the ‘Top 10 plant engineering projects of February 2026’ from all over the world. Right from Bilfinger winning a contract for BP’s new green hydrogen project to Ineos securing a 300 million euro grant to decarbonize the Lavera site in France, find out all the projects making headlines here.

Supported by 94 million euros from the EU Innovation Fund, Topsoe’s mega facility is expected to manufacture high-efficiency electrolysis stacks for industrial-scale green hydrogen production. The factory will initially manufacture 500 MW of electrolyzers annually.

Lummus Technology and Advanced Ionics have recently broken ground on a green hydrogen pilot plant in Texas, USA. Advanced Ionics will deliver its innovative electrolyzer while Lummus will operate the electrolyzer and manage the balance of plant systems.

KBR’s Pure M green methanol technology has been chosen by Fikrat Al-Tadweer for a biomethanol plant in Saudi Arabia. The project is expected to transform landfill-gas into clean fuels.