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.

Chiyoda has partnered with Toyota to develop a water electrolysis system for a low-carbon hydrogen project in Japan. The water electrolysis system will be installed in Aichi Steel’s Chita Factory using a wind power plant owned by Eurus Energy.

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Metso’s new pilot plant has recently been launched in Frankfurt, Germany. The Circored pilot plant enables continuous pre-reduction using hydrogen as the sole reducing agent and integrates pre-heating, reduction, gas cleaning, and recirculation systems for hydrogen and dust, and features electric heaters to support nearly zero-carbon operation.

Under a joint development agreement signed between BASF and Exxonmobil, both the companies will work together to co-develop the methane pyrolysis technology which will also include the development of a demonstration plant.

Thyssenkrupp Nucera has recently announced that it has successfully completed the acquisition of vital technology assets from Green Hydrogen Systems. The deal includes intellectual property as well as a test facility with a full-size prototype in Skive, Denmark.

Lhyfe has recently secured Renewable Fuel of Non-Biological Origin certifications for three of its sites in France and Germany, this takes the company’s total number of certified sites to four. With this, the firm has become Europe’s largest producer of Rfnbo hydrogen from the electrolysis of water.

Air Products has delivered over 50 trailer loads of liquid hydrogen i.e. over 730,000 gallons in all to the world’s largest hydrogen sphere at Nasa’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida, USA. The hydrogen will be used to fuel Nasa’s Artemis missions, which aims to return humans to the Moon for the first time since the Apollo era and establish the first long-term presence on the Moon.

Many countries across the globe are committing to fast-track their decarbonization projects in order to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, in line with the Paris Agreement’s goal of limiting global warming to 1.5°C. The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is part of this global effort but it distinguishes itself by building mega projects that are set to become landmark examples of sustainable transformation.

Hydropulse has entered into a partnership with Eternal Power to fast-track the deployment of industrial hydrogen projects across Germany. With this deal, the two companies aim to merge Hydropulse’s technology access and unique “hydrogen-as-a-service” model with Eternal Power’s on-the-ground development expertise and customer access.