British hydrogen producer GeoPura has been selected to supply what is being described as the largest volume of green hydrogen ever produced for a UK construction project for use on the Lower Thames Crossing (LTC). Under the agreement, GeoPura will provide 2,500t of green hydrogen during the main construction...

Hyundai Motor Group Invests 10 Trillion Won in Saemangeum AI, Hydrogen, Robotics  Fuel Cells Works Source link...

German government boosts Salzgitter’s grant for green hydrogen-based steel project by €322m  Hydrogen Insight Source link...

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### The EAAS Catalyst: Recurring Revenue and ScalabilityThe agreement between Waaree Clean Energy Solutions and Zero Footprint Industries (ZFI) introduces a novel 'Electrolyzer as a Service' (EAAS) framework. This model fundamentally shifts Waaree's engagement from a direct equipment sale to a long-term operational partnership, generating predictable recurring revenue streams. By handling the design,...

UK hydrogen firm GeoPura has secured the largest green hydrogen supply contract in British construction history, providing 2,500 tonnes of fuel to National Highways’ Lower Thames Crossing – the project where a British-made JCB hydrogen-powered digger made its world-first live deployment last year. The 2,500-tonne supply deal will replace more than 12 million litres of diesel and is...

Waaree Energies Signs Electrolyzer Deals Worth 52.5 MW to Support India's Green Hydrogen Mission  scanx.trade Source link...

Moroccan ports are becoming key energy platforms for green hydrogen, at the heart of a national strategy that aims to make the Kingdom a major hub for decarbonized fuels. This momentum is based on a strategic port network, a structured hydrogen roadmap, and proximity to European markets. Moroccan Ports, New Gateways to Green Hydrogen A recent report supported by the World Bank highlights four ports...

The maritime industry is at a critical crossroads, facing the dual challenge of meeting growing demand for shipping services while reducing emissions, World Bank experts highlight in a recent publication. According to the World Bank, hydrogen derivatives such as green ammonia and methanol are emerging as promising alternative fuels to help address this challenge. Meeting the fuel needs of maritime...

1 MW solid oxide electrolyzer commissioned in February 2026 at Rainbow Colors nursery in the Netherlands. Integrated with on-site solar and BESS to enable near continuous green hydrogen production. Target hydrogen production cost below €10 per kg for agricultural and local energy applications. Dutch tulip nursery Rainbow Colors has become the first agricultural company globally to...