The latest hydrogen industry news, developments, and community updates.
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.
The H2GLASS project has deployed a portable 2.5 MWe PEM electrolyser to test hydrogen combustion in glass manufacturing across multiple European locations, beginning with trials at Owens Corning in France.
A new study indicates Germany needs 53 gigawatts of hydrogen-capable gas power plants to meet its clean energy transition goals.
India has awarded 3GW of electrolyser capacity and 862,000 tonnes of annual hydrogen output as part of its new national hydrogen initiative.
Atome has secured $420 million in debt financing for a $650 million low-carbon fertilizer project in Paraguay that will produce 260,000 metric tons annually. Separately, Asahi Kasei has begun installing a 1 MW-class electrolyzer at Finland's first commercial hydrogen refueling station.
thyssenkrupp nucera has secured a Front-End Engineering and Design contract to develop a 260 MW alkaline water electrolysis plant for Indian company Juno Joule Green Energy, with a Final Investment Decision targeted for FY 26/27.
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.
