Samson Pfeiffer offers smart valves that can be used for the purpose of hydrogen production. The firm supplies its valves to companies that focus on the development of electrolysis plants.

Herding Filtertechnik’s latest filter element Herding Beta can be used at high operating temperatures and incorporates all the well-proven properties of the classic Sinter-Plate Filter.

Technip Energies has been selected by Hycc to develop Djewels, a green hydrogen project in the Netherlands. Mcphy’s innovative ‘Augmented Mclyzer’ technology will also be used for the project to produce up to 3,000 tons of green hydrogen annually from renewable power and water.

BASF has successfully completed the carve-out of its mobile emissions catalysts and precious metal services businesses and established the BASF Environmental Catalyst and Metal Solutions entity in the USA.

The Hope project aims to build an offshore hydrogen production plant with a capacity to produce up to four tons a day of green hydrogen. Plug Power will be designing and delivering a 10 MW PEM electrolyzer system for this project which has received a 21.8-million-dollar grant from the European Commission.

The consortium which includes seven companies Itochu Corporation, Nippon Steel Corporation, Taiheiyo Cement Corporation, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Itochu Oil Exploration Co., Inpex Corporation, and Taisei Corporation will conduct the joint study under the Tohoku Region West Coast CCS initiative.

Air Liquide has given up its minority stake of 19 % in Hydrogenics Corporation, a fuel cell and hydrogen production technologies provider, to Cummins who owns 81 % of the company.

Achema, the international trade fair for process industries is expected to be held from June 10 – 14, 2024 in Frankfurt, Germany. The main highlights of this edition are five ‘Innovation Themes’ and a special show on hydrogen.

Under the terms of the agreement, VNG along with Uniper will build a 30 MW electrolyzer to produce green hydrogen which will then be supplied to Total’s Leuna refinery in Germany. The move is expected to reduce the site's annual CO2 emissions by up to 80,000 tons by 2030.

The consortium has decided to separate their joint diphenylmethane diisocyanate production in Caojing, China. With this move, the companies will independently operate two MDI plants at the Caojing site.