Solvay’s hydrogen platform will offer the polymer membranes technology which is expected to be a vital contributor to the electrolyzer and fuel cells markets. Through this platform, the company also plans to contribute multiple other applications and components to the hydrogen market.

Air Liquide has developed a new 20 MW PEM electrolyzer which is now producing up to 8.2 tons per day of low-carbon hydrogen in Bécancour, Québec, Canada. The electrolysis unit is equipped with the Cummins technology and is expected to meet the growing demand for low-carbon hydrogen in North America.

KBR has been selected by Keppel Data Centres to carry out an energy transition study in which the company will have to evaluate scenarios for alternative hydrogen-based energy sources to supply to new data centers in Singapore.

BASF and Siemens Energy have partnered to fast-track the implementation of new technologies – specializing in lowering greenhouse gas emissions – on a commercial scale. Numerous pilot projects will first be studied and then launched at BASF’s Ludwigshafen site in Germany.

The combination of propane dehydrogenation technology with CO2 utilization technology has the potential to increase economic activity and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, Sumitomo Chemical has plans to explore this combination at its petrochemical complex in Singapore.

With an aim to support large-scale renewable hydrogen production in France, Air Liquide has acquired stake in H2V Normandy which intends to create a large-scale electrolyzer complex of up to 200 MW for the production of renewable and low-carbon hydrogen in the country.

Rosneft and BP have signed a strategic collaboration agreement to support carbon management and sustainability activities of both firms. The companies will also work together to identify and develop new low carbon solutions to achieve their shared sustainability goals.

Schlumberger New Energy, CEA and Partners have recently announced that the European Commission has approved the formation of Genvia, a clean hydrogen production technology venture. The venture will focus on the development and industrial deployment of an innovative electrolyzer technology for clean hydrogen production.

SGL Carbon has delivered a steam generation hydrochloric acid synthesis unit to Travancore-Cochin Chemicals in India. The new unit enables the South-India based company to save costs as well as reduce CO2 emissions by more than 1.500 tons per year.

The newly established joint venture will produce low carbon hydrogen at Essar’s Stanlow Refinery in Ellesmere Port, UK and supply it to the industry in the Hynet 'low carbon cluster', as well as to the transport sector in the country.