The latest hydrogen industry news, developments, and community updates.
ITM Power will receive £86 million in combined funding from Great British Energy and the UK Department for Energy Security and Net Zero to expand hydrogen electrolyser manufacturing in Sheffield, creating 400 new jobs.
Jakson Green has signed a $465 million green ammonia supply deal with India's Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) under the National Green Hydrogen Mission, targeting 5 million tonnes of green hydrogen production annually by 2030.
The European Commission has approved €144 million in French state aid for HyforSeeds to develop a 50MW renewable hydrogen production unit for ammonia decarbonisation at LAT Nitrogen's eastern France facility.
Italy's €6 billion green hydrogen subsidy program has received European Commission approval, targeting 200,000 tonnes of annual production for transport and industrial applications through competitive bidding contracts.
Swiss startup Metafuels has secured €1.92 million in funding from the Netherlands Enterprise Agency to advance its Turbe e-SAF production project in Rotterdam's Port.
The European Commission has cleared a €200 million German aid scheme to support Canadian renewable hydrogen production and imports to the EU, with plans to develop up to 300 MW of electrolysis capacity.
The European Commission has approved a €6 billion state aid package for Italy to boost renewable hydrogen production, targeting roughly 200,000 tonnes annually by 2030 through electrolysis and biogenic processes.
Wienerberger UK & Ireland has secured government-backed funding to convert its Denton brickworks to run on 100% green hydrogen, marking the first commercial-scale hydrogen-fired brick kiln globally.
Hynamics' 50 MW electrolyzer project in France has secured €144 million in European Commission-approved state aid to produce renewable hydrogen for ammonia production, targeting a 70% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions.
The European Commission has approved a €6 billion Italian state aid scheme to support renewable hydrogen production for transport and industrial sectors, targeting 200,000 tons of annual output through electrolysis and biogenic processes.
The International Energy Agency states that low-emissions hydrogen is experiencing typical consolidation cycles rather than permanent decline, with global investments reaching $8 billion in 2025 and electrolyser capacity expected to grow fivefold by 2030.
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.
