Korea Initiates Green Hydrogen Pilot Projects for Sustainability Fuel Cells Works Source link...
Green Hydrogen
After selling non-core assets in the past, engineering and construction company Larsen & Toubro (L&T) is focusing on areas such as hydrocarbon, renewable energy and power transmission in the energy sector. Subramanian Sarma, deputy managing director and president, energy, talks to Raghavendra Kamath about opportunities in the sector and shares his outlook. Excerpts: West Asia is seeing a...
Throwback Thursday Story: Sinopec Launches Yangtze River Hydrogen Corridor After 1,500Km Logistics Trial Fuel Cells Works Source link...
Elogen and Rockfin Partner to Accelerate Green Hydrogen Development in Central Europe Fuel Cells Works Source link...
Lhyfe, Euromekanik and Hystar are partnering up to move towards Final Investment Decision on the two largest green hydrogen projects for the bulk market in Sweden Green hydrogen producer and supplier Lhyfe plans to build production sites in Vaggeryd and Jordberga, supported by Sweden’s Klimatklivet fund. These 10 MW projects would become Sweden’s two largest green...
Starting signal for Freiburg’s hydrogen future: City of Freiburg, ASF and badenova open hydrogen filling station at Eichelbuck Unique in Germany: The entire municipal waste collection fleet – 22 vehicles – runs on fuel cells Launch of local production of green hydrogen: PV system on the former landfill and electrolyzer will soon provide clean energy CO₂-neutral...
India and Australia Double Down on Green Hydrogen and Net-Zero Supply Chains at Fifth Energy Dialogue Fuel Cells Works Source link...
Wild 170% Rally, Then Sharp Pullback: Plug Power’s stock went on a dizzying surge over the past three months, rocketing from penny-stock levels to a 52-week high around $4.18 by mid-October – a +170% rebound amid “green hydrogen” hype . At its peak the stock was up ~65% year-to-date, but euphoria faded fast. After closing at $3.40 on Oct. 20, PLUG plunged over 8% the next day (low of $3.05) and...
Daimler Truck, Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG (HHLA) and Japan’s Kawasaki Heavy Industries signed a letter of intent on 22 October 2025. The goal: to establish a powerful international supply chain for deep-frozen, liquefied hydrogen – with Hamburg as a central import hub for Europe. “Europe will continue to rely on imports for green energy in the future – and hydrogen will play a key...
The cooperation will initially take place within the framework of a memorandum of understanding (MoU). The aim is to enable the import of liquid hydrogen from hydrogen-producing countries to Germany, thereby strengthening Hamburg’s position as a central hub. However, as this is initially only a memorandum of understanding to examine the relevant infrastructure, it is still unclear whether this will...