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.
La Française de l'Énergie successfully completed the PTH-2 deep drilling project in the Moselle department, confirming significant natural hydrogen presence at 3,655 meters depth and advancing characterization of the basin.
A consortium of 45 organizations kicked off the HyCARB project in Utrecht to develop sustainable, cost-efficient technologies for producing carbon-based chemicals using green hydrogen and renewable energy.
Ionautics has advanced its platinum-based hydrogen catalyst toward full-scale production with Swedish government funding, while thyssenkrupp nucera secured contracts for 560 MW of alkaline electrolysis capacity across Spain and India.
North Lincolnshire Council has granted planning permission for Uniper's Humber H2ub® (Green) project, a 120MWe electrolytic hydrogen production facility at the company's existing Killingholme power station site.
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.
Next Hydrogen Solutions Inc. has secured two contracts valued at $3.75 million to design and demonstrate electrolyzer systems engineered to nuclear-grade specifications, marking the company's first entry into nuclear-powered hydrogen production.
HydrogenPro reports that the 220 MW ACES Delta project in Utah is nearing completion with all electrolyzers operating at full load. The facility will store hydrogen in salt caverns with capacity exceeding all US grid-connected battery storage combined.
Endeavour has announced Pact, a methane cracking technology that produces hydrogen fuel and solid graphite for powering AI data centers with continuous, carbon-neutral energy at costs competitive with conventional fossil fuels.
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.
