Cross-border cooperation on green hydrogen devt gains pace as Chinese market attracts foreign firms

Cross-border cooperation on green hydrogen devt gains pace as Chinese market attracts foreign firms

Visitors look at a sand table showcasing the hydrogen energy business model at the Green Energy Pavilion during the 10th China-South Asia Expo in Kunming, southwest China's Yunnan Province, June 13, 2026. Photo: XinhuaGermany-based chemical company Evonik became one of the latest examples in cross-border cooperation in the field of green hydrogen, as China's vast green energy sector attracts...

Syntholene bets on geothermal SOEC to cut green hydrogen SAF costs | Hydrogen News

Syntholene bets on geothermal SOEC to cut green hydrogen SAF costs | Hydrogen News

US-based synthetic sustainable aviation fuel (e-SAF) developer Syntholene believes geothermally-integrated solid oxide electrolysis (SOEC) is the “critical unlock” to cheap hydrogen, derivatives, and e-fuels.That was the message from CEO Dan Sutton as he sat down with H2 View, just days after the company produced its first green hydrogen molecules from its demonstration...

Topsoe and Sasol tech to underpin Uzbekistan SAF and e-SAF project | Hydrogen News

Topsoe and Sasol tech to underpin Uzbekistan SAF and e-SAF project | Hydrogen News

Topsoe and Sasol will provide the sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and synthetic SAF (e-SAF) production platforms for Allied Biofuels’ (ABF) planned $6.1bn green hydrogen-based e-fuels project in Uzbekistan.Under a new licensing and engineering agreement, Topsoe’s SynCor autothermal reforming (ATR) technology and the pair’s joint G2L process will be used to produce around...

Industrial Gas Supply Strengthens SK hynix AI Memory Packaging in Cheongju and Indiana

Industrial Gas Supply Strengthens SK hynix AI Memory Packaging in Cheongju and Indiana

Air Liquide will invest nearly €200M in Cheongju and over $170M in Indiana to build on-site ultra-pure gas plants for SK hynix’s advanced memory packaging, securing supply and boosting HBM production.When chip makers cram billions of transistors into smaller and smaller spaces, even slight changes in gas purity can mess with yields and profits. Earlier this year, Air Liquide, a leader in industrial...

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