The latest hydrogen industry news, developments, and community updates.
Gasunie Deutschland and OGE have opened coordinated capacity reservations for Germany's repurposed hydrogen pipelines, allowing operators to book transport slots for 2026–2030 across the country's expanding hydrogen infrastructure.
BP and Iberdrola's 25 MW green hydrogen project in Spain has reached 90% completion and is scheduled to begin commissioning in May 2026, while Moeve has approved a final investment decision for a 300 MW facility in Andalusia.
KBR has been selected to lead front-end engineering design for Europe's first commercial-scale liquid hydrogen and CO2 import terminal at the Port of Amsterdam, targeting operations by 2030.
Fuel Cell Systems and SWARCO have installed a hydrogen fuel cell system at M6 Lancaster Motorway Services to power variable message signs, marking the first deployment of hydrogen technology on the National Highways network.
National Gas, Centrica, Equinor, and SSE Thermal have jointly launched a bid to build Great Britain's first regional hydrogen transport and storage network in the Humber region, with a funding decision expected to be worth around £500 million.
OMV Petrom has received the first electrolyser module for its 20 MW green hydrogen production facility at the Petrobrazi refinery in Romania. The plant will produce approximately 3,000 tons of green hydrogen annually to support sustainable aviation fuel and renewable diesel production.
A new study indicates Germany needs 53 gigawatts of hydrogen-capable gas power plants to meet its clean energy transition goals.
Gasunie subsidiary Hynetwork has connected the first major hydrogen producer to the Dutch hydrogen network, with the 200 MW Holland Hydrogen 1 plant at Rotterdam Maasvlakte now linked to national infrastructure.
