Plug Power has secured three 5 MW electrolyzer projects with Ardagh Glass Limmared, Hydro Havrand, and the Apex Group. With this, it will be the first-ever use of industrial-scale green hydrogen in glass manufacturing, aluminum recycling, and steel manufacturing processes.

The US-based company Wastefuel aims to use proven, scalable technologies to convert bio-based municipal and agricultural waste into lower carbon fuels, such as bio-methanol. With this mega investment, BP has expanded its investment in bioenergy.

BASF and Yara have plans to conduct a joint study in order to assess the development of a world-scale low-carbon blue ammonia production facility in the U.S. Gulf Coast region. If approved, the project is expected to have a total annual capacity of 1.2 to 1.4 million tons.

Wood has collaborated with SGN to speed up plans regarding key hydrogen transmission infrastructure in Scotland and southern England. The move aims at supporting UK’s goal of achieving net zero emissions by 2050.

The move is claimed to be one of the world’s largest ever PEM electrolyzer deals wherein Ohmium has been selected by NTPC to deploy its electrolyzers in up to 400 MW of projects across a wide range of industrial and commercial applications.

Irena and thyssenkrupp have joined hands to share knowledge on large-scale production and supply of green hydrogen and other green energy carriers and their transport across the entire hydrogen value chain.

Under a three-year supply agreement, Johnson Matthey will supply membrane electrode assemblies and key performance-defining components for electrolyzers to Hystar for ramping up its green hydrogen production.

With the establishment of the 50:50 joint venture, Sasol and Topsoe aim to develop, build, own, and operate sustainable aviation fuel plants as well as market sustainable aviation fuels on a global scale.

Lummus Technology and MOL Group will work together for the chemical recycling of plastics at MOL’s assets in Hungary and Slovakia. The move is in line with the goals of both the companies of producing sustainable products to attain a circular economy.

Clariant’s new Amomax-Casale ammonia synthesis catalyst offers exceptional activity, stability, as well as energy efficiency and has been used at three ammonia production facilities – Nutrien in Trinidad and Tobago, Mosaic in the USA, and Yara Sluiskil in the Netherlands.