The Equity Capital Markets team from Burges Salmon has advised ITM Power, a leading designer and manufacturer of industrial scale electrolysers for green hydrogen production, on the £40 million strategic equity investment by Great British Energy. Alongside the equity investment, ITM Power has also received confirmation that the Department for Energy...

Apr 10, 2026 According to Hydrogen Central, Nobian has obtained Renewable Fuels of Non-Biological Origin certification for the green hydrogen manufactured at its Frankfurt facility. This development represents an expansion of the company's certified low-carbon product network, following a prior certification for its Rotterdam site.The Frankfurt operation can now...

The FY2025 budget reconciliation bill, known as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), was signed into law on July 4th. The OBBBA put the final nail in the coffin for a broad suite of energy tax credits created by the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), effectively killing or slashing electric vehicle, energy efficiency, wind, and solar tax credits by moving up expiration dates and phaseout schedules. The...

H2med Project Officially Renewed as European "Project of Common Interest" (PCI)  Fuel Cells Works Source link...

The FEED for the 10 tonne-per-day Rjukan facility will cover integrating Nel’s pressurised electrolyser stacks with a hydrogen liquification unit ahead of moving into construction. Norwegian’s took final investment decision on the plant in 2025 after acquiring it from the now liquidated developer Aker Horizons. The company expects to begin commercial operations in 2027. Worley’s work will include...

Worley Rosenberg's RjukanLH2 FEED Award for Nordic Region's First Liquid Hydrogen Production Facility  Fuel Cells Works Source link...

The Suez Canal Economic Zone and UNIDO Launch the National Clean Hydrogen Program  Fuel Cells Works Source link...

Worley gets FEED, EPC job on 25-MW green hydrogen project in Norway  Renewables Now Source link...

In November 2021, COP26 was held, where its president, Alok Sharma, stated that, “coal must become a thing of the past.” In line with this stance, countries such as Chile, Denmark, France, Germany, Montenegro, Sri Lanka, and the United Kingdom signed the “No New Coal” agreement, with the goal of phasing out coal from electricity generation and preventing the construction of new plants. Without...

2026-04-10T12:30:00 A major new green hydrogen project at the Port of Tilbury is set to begin production later this year, marking a significant step in the site’s transition toward low-carbon operations and positioning it at the forefront of clean energy adoption in the UK logistics sector Energy company GeoPura and Forth Ports have...