The latest hydrogen industry news, developments, and community updates.

Dutch distribution system operator Cogas and German transmission operator Thyssengas have signed a contract to establish the first cross-border connection between a Dutch DSO and Germany's hydrogen core network, scheduled for construction in 2027.

Air Products is constructing a liquid hydrogen liquefier in the Port of Rotterdam expected to become Europe's largest facility of its kind when operational in 2027, supplying customers across the Benelux region, France, Germany, and the UK.

Hyundai Engineering & Construction will lead a 15-partner consortium developing Korea's first flat-bottom liquid hydrogen storage tanks, with 29 billion won in government funding and a completion target of December 2029.

DNV has released DNV-RP-F123, the first recommended practice standard dedicated to offshore hydrogen pipeline systems, providing guidance on design, operation, and requalification of subsea hydrogen infrastructure.

OCI Global has completed the handover of its Beaumont New Ammonia facility in Texas to Woodside after successful performance testing. The company received USD 470 million in deferred consideration as part of the divestment.

Repsol and Sunfire are deploying 200 MW of electrolyzer capacity in Spain, while the European Commission allocates €650 million for cross-border energy infrastructure projects, including €176 million for hydrogen initiatives across multiple countries.

Moeve has contracted thyssenkrupp nucera to supply alkaline water electrolysis technology for the Onuba green hydrogen plant in Huelva, Spain, which will produce 45,000 tonnes of green hydrogen annually.

STORAG ETZEL and Gasunie have filled two converted salt caverns with approximately 90 tonnes of hydrogen as part of the H2CAST Etzel research project, with above-ground testing systems planned for 2026.

DNV has published DNV-RP-F123, a recommended practice addressing hydrogen-specific integrity and safety considerations for offshore pipeline design, operation, and requalification. The guidance was developed through the H2Pipe joint industry project involving 37 industry partners.

The Asociación Española del Hidrógeno sealed five memorandums of understanding with hydrogen organizations from the UK, Germany, Peru, Mexico, and Colombia to boost international green hydrogen production and support Spain's target of 12 GW of electrolysis capacity by 2030.

DNV has issued DNV-RP-F123, a recommended practice addressing hydrogen-specific risks in offshore pipelines, including hydrogen embrittlement, to support safe design and operation of hydrogen pipeline infrastructure.

H2sea introduced scalable onshore hydrogen modules in Tokyo, expanding its portfolio beyond offshore platforms to serve industrial and urban applications in Japan.