BMW receives €270 million in funding for hydrogen propulsion BMW is the only German manufacturer relying on hydrogen as a drive technology. The government is providing more than €270 million in funding for this. However, the technology still has to overcome several hurdles. The German federal government and the state of Bavaria are funding a hydrogen project by automaker...

World’s First 5MW AEM Electrolyser to Deliver Cheaper Green Hydrogen, to Be Deployed by Horizon by End of 2025  Fuel Cells Works Source link...

China key hydrogen market, says GE Vernova GE Vernova views China as a crucial market for commercializing hydrogen power, with the company’s top executives pointing to the nation’s unique capacity to scale up new energy technologies and its ambitious carbon neutrality goals as the primary drivers. The US-based energy company is positioning its advanced gas turbine fleet...

Dozens hospitalised and hundreds evacuated after ammonia truck leak outside Oklahoma hotel  Hydrogen Insight Source link...

Britain’s Core Hydrogen Network Takes Major Step Forward with £164 Million Investment  Fuel Cells Works Source link...

China has begun to ‘dominate’ the clean H2 sector, while the Trump administration has slowed sector growth worldwide, says Wood Mackenzie's head of hydrogenMurray Douglas speaking at the Wood Mackenzie hydrogen conference in London on Wednesday.Photo: Leigh Collins/Hydrogen Insight Source link...

First Hydrogen Welcomes European Commission’s Launch of Hydrogen Mechanism and New H2 Matchmaking Platform Source link...

Uncertain demand signals and high costs are holding back India’s green hydrogen goals and plans, the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) said in a briefing note on Friday, days after a senior Indian official warned the country would miss its 2030 green hydrogen production target. Most projects to produce green hydrogen – via electrolysis using renewable...

India May Miss 2030 Target for 5 MMT Green Hydrogen: MNRE  Construction World India Source link...

Singaporean company Destiny Energy plans to invest $210 million to build facilities in Egypt’s Suez Canal Economic Zone (SCZone) that will produce 100,000 tonnes of green hydrogen and green ammonia per year. The company unveiled the plan during talks in Cairo on Wednesday with Hossam Heiba, CEO of the General Authority for Investment and Free Zones, Egypt’s cabinet said in a...