Under a partnership agreement between both the parties, Brooge Energy and Siemens Energy will develop a 650 MW solar PV plant in order to supply renewable energy to BRE’s green hydrogen and green ammonia project in Abu Dhabi, UAE.

John Cockerill has plans to develop a gigafactory for manufacturing electrolyzers which will help in the establishment of an integrated green hydrogen industry in Morocco. The factory will produce high-powered alkaline electrolyzers on a large-scale.

Sasol and Topsoe have entered into a single license agreement for Arcadia’s Vordingborg efuels plant. The first commercial efuels plant in Denmark is expected to produce approx. 100 million litres per year of efuels.

Foresight Group has awarded Nextchem with a feasibility study for developing a carbon capture and sustainable methanol synthesis plant in the ETA Manfredonia waste-to-energy plant in Italy. The project aims to valorize about 200 ktonne/year of CO2 currently emitted into the atmosphere by combining it with green hydrogen for the production of sustainable fuel.

Technical studies for Brooge Energy’s green ammonia project in the UAE has been completed by thyssenkrupp Uhde. The project will be making use of thyssenkrupp nucera’s alkaline water electrolysis and thyssenkrupp Uhde ammonia synthesis technologies.

Stamicarbon has entered into a license agreement to develop a basic engineering design package for a 450 MTPD green ammonia plant in the USA. Based on the Stami Green Ammonia technology, the plant will produce green ammonia which can be used as feedstock for nitrogen-based fertilizers.

Topsoe and Fidelis have formed a global alliance for technology used in the production of carbon neutral hydrogen. Topsoe’s hydrogen process portfolio along with Fidelis’ H2 technology will be paired in the alliance in order to reduce the lifecycle carbon emissions involved in hydrogen production.

With increasing demand from the mobility industry, Linde has plans to expand its green hydrogen production capacity in Ontario, California, USA. For this, the company intends to develop and operate several planned five-megawatt PEM electrolyzers.

BP has plans to assess the feasibility of establishing a new hydrogen hub at Wilhelmshaven, Germany as the location is also expected to witness the construction of a large-scale ammonia cracker. The cracker project has the potential to supply up to 130,000 tons of low-carbon hydrogen from green ammonia annually.

Plug Power has set a new record by producing 122 MW of PEM electrolyzer stacks in Q1 2023, an industry first at its 2.5 GW gigafactory in New York, USA. Moving further, the company intends to expand its factory to produce 100 MW per month in mid-Q2 2023.