SIAD invests €12m in 2MW green hydrogen plant in Italy

SIAD invests €12m in 2MW green hydrogen plant in Italy

Italy-headquartered SIAD Group is investing more than €12m ($13.5m) in a renewable hydrogen project at its IGAT facility in Pignataro Maggiore, in the Caserta area, including a new electrolyser alongside an existing air separation unit (ASU).The project, known as Green Hydrogen IGAT, has a 2MW PEM electrolyser powered by a dedicated 2.37MWp solar installation and a 1MW...

Stegra to chase further investment for green hydrogen-based steel plant | Hydrogen News

Stegra to chase further investment for green hydrogen-based steel plant | Hydrogen News

Stegra will seek additional funding for its hydrogen-based steel plant in Boden, Sweden, after a review uncovered the “significantly higher than assumed” cost of its completion, just months after completing a €1.4bn ($1.58bn) raise.CEO Henrik Henriksson, who remained in place following the July close of the rescue package, which came alongside a leadership reshuffle, will...

Australian hydrogen innovation set for commercial manufacturing boost with ARENA funding

Australian hydrogen innovation set for commercial manufacturing boost with ARENA funding

The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has announced up to $49 million in funding to support Hysata to establish a commercial-scale electrolyser manufacturing line at Port Kembla in New South Wales.  The $98 million project will establish a 50 MW per annum manufacturing line for Hysata’s Australian-developed capillary-fed electrolyser technology, with the facility designed to scale to 200 MW...

Green Hydrogen News: H2Pro’s Decoupled Water Electrolysis Moves from Israeli Pilot to Spanish Demonstrations

Green Hydrogen News: H2Pro’s Decoupled Water Electrolysis Moves from Israeli Pilot to Spanish Demonstrations

H2Pro is transitioning its membrane-less Decoupled Water Electrolysis technology from a 0.5 MW Israeli pilot to planned 5 MW and 25 MW demonstrations in Spain, aiming to prove flexible, low-cost green hydrogen production under intermittent solar power.H2Pro has just set up a 0.5 MW Decoupled Water Electrolysis (DWE) module, powered by solar panels, right in the Tziporit industrial zone in northern...

Australia’s Green Industrial Bet: Making Green Hydrogen Feasible Through India’s Regional Hubs

Australia’s Green Industrial Bet: Making Green Hydrogen Feasible Through India’s Regional Hubs

Australia and India have built the architecture for green-hydrogen cooperation, but the next challenge is turning ambition into bankable industrial projects. Australia’s greatest leverage may lie beyond national agreements, in connecting regional Indian industrial hubs with finance, certification, technology and long-term demand. Green hydrogen has gained international attention...

Furnaces, Fossils, and the Future of Chinese Green Steel – Rhodium Group

Furnaces, Fossils, and the Future of Chinese Green Steel – Rhodium Group

A smaller share of operational capacity similarly uses coke oven gas (COG) as a source of hydrogen for direct reduction. Relative to blast furnace hydrogen retrofits, the investment required for these projects is larger on a per ton basis, as are the emission reductions, but they are still dependent on fossils and far from fully decarbonized. However, they are a potential stepping...

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