Koppö Energia has awarded the FEED for an e-methanol plant using technology from Thyssenkrupp Uhde for a power-to-X project in Finland. The project is intended to contribute to the production of CO₂-reduced fuels.

The Antwerp platform is an important industrial site for Total Energies and the company plans to reconfigure its petrochemicals operations to strengthen its competitiveness and to meet market challenges.

Accelera's advanced Hylyzer PEM electrolyzer technology will be used for BP's Lingen green hydrogen project in Germany. Once fully commissioned, the 100 MW electrolyzer system is expected to produce up to 11,000 tons of green hydrogen per year.

In response to growing demand for cleaner energy alternatives, Siemens and Turn2X have announced a global cooperation to accelerate the rollout of renewable natural gas technologies. The partnership leverages Siemens’ digital capabilities and Turn2X’s process expertise to optimize production and support the transition to climate-neutral energy.

Air Products has been awarded a supply contract from NASA worth more than 140 million dollars. Under this deal, Air Products will provide liquid hydrogen for several NASA facilities including the world’s largest hydrogen sphere at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center, the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station and other NASA locations.

Under a MOU signed between Siemens, Guofu Hydrogen and RCT GH Hydrogen, all the parties will work together to advance the hydrogen value chain. Siemens has been selected as the preferred supplier and technology partner for Guofu Hydrogen’s production of electrolyzers and green hydrogen.

Nextchem has been awarded licensing, process design package and critical equipment supply contracts for the development of three world-scale complexes in West Africa. The contracts are based on Nextchem’s proprietary hydrogen, ammonia, urea and methanol technologies.

Under a long-term offtake agreement between Exxonmobil and Marubeni, Exxonmobil will supply approximately 250,000 tonnes of low-carbon ammonia per year from its facility in Baytown, Texas to Marubeni.

The Japan Institute of Invention and Innovation has awarded Asahi Kasei with the 2025 Imperial Invention Prize for its invention of a nickel-coated absorption layer which extends the service life of electrodes for chlor-alkali electrolysis.

Tosoh Corporation has recently announced that it has developed a hydrocarbon‑based polymer electrolyte for polymer electrolyte membrane water electrolysis systems. The new electrolyte offers superior proton conductivity, higher gas barrier properties and lower hydrated state swelling as compared to conventional fluorinated polymer electrolyte materials.