The latest hydrogen industry news, developments, and community updates.
Siemens Mobility has secured a contract to deliver 12 hydrogen fuel cell trains to Romania's Railway Reform Authority, marking the country's first hydrogen train fleet and one of Eastern Europe's first hydrogen rail projects.
Horizon Fuel Cell's HET Hydrogen subsidiary has delivered the world's first 5 MW Anion Exchange Membrane electrolyzer to Rockcheck Steel in Tianjin, China, for use in hydrogen-enriched blast furnace smelting.
China has opened its first large-scale salt cavern hydrogen storage facility in Henan province with a capacity of one million cubic meters, supporting the country's carbon neutrality goals by 2060.
GASCADE has begun scoping and preparatory investigations for the 120-kilometre HYBOR hydrogen pipeline, which will connect Saxony-Anhalt, Saxony, and Thuringia by 2029 as part of Germany's core hydrogen network.
Go Energy and SARCO have established a joint venture to develop a large-scale green ammonia production facility in Jazan, Saudi Arabia, with over $900 million in planned investment and 600 MW of hybrid renewable energy capacity.
Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies and ProtonH2 have formed a strategic partnership to provide modular hydrogen fuel cell power to AI data centers, utilizing hydrogen produced from repurposed oil and gas infrastructure with integrated carbon capture.
CHARBONE Corporation is fast-tracking a green hydrogen production project in Malaysia to produce ultra high purity (UHP) hydrogen, with plans to take an equity stake and lead operations in partnership with Green Hydrogen ASIAPAC SDN BHD.
Spain's gas transmission operator Enagás has awarded hydrogen injection rights to 35 renewable projects totaling approximately 900MW of electrolyser capacity through its first allocation process.
China has commissioned its first large-scale hydrogen storage demonstration project in Henan province, featuring a 1.5 million m³ salt cavern facility designed to support renewable energy integration and grid balancing.
A four-company Japanese consortium has formed a Japan-New Zealand Hydrogen Corridor to develop green hydrogen production in New Zealand and establish export operations to Japan, with commercial imports and exports targeted for the early 2030s.
Toronto-based Elemental Trucks has completed the prototype for North America's first commercially ready 63.5-tonne hydrogen fuel cell electric Class 8 truck, designed to address range and payload limitations in heavy-haul transportation.
Aberdeen City Council has discontinued its 25-bus hydrogen fleet, which cost approximately £13.9 million, in favor of electric vehicles following fueling infrastructure failures.
