Green Hydrogen

Hydrogen Europe

Hydrogen Europe

The European Commission has approved, under EU State aid rules, a €111.7 million Greek measure to support Motor Oil Hellas, a Greek refinery company, to produce renewable hydrogen. The measure will contribute to the decarbonization of the mobility and industrial sectors and will help kick-start the hydrogen market in Greece. The measure will be fully funded through the Recovery and Resilience...

ITM Power’s electrolyzer solution picked for Agder hydrogen project in Norway

ITM Power’s electrolyzer solution picked for Agder hydrogen project in Norway

UK’s electrolyzer manufacturer ITM Power has signed a contract to supply four NEPTUNE V units, totalling 20 MW, for the first phase of Norway’s Hydrogen Hub Agder project, 100% owned by Norwegian energy company Greenstat, a subsidiary of independent multi-energy producer La Française de l’Energie SA (FDE).Courtesy of Greenstat NEPTUNE V is ITM Power’s full-scope 5 MW containerized...

ITM PEM electrolysers to power 20MW Norwegian green hydrogen plant | Power

ITM PEM electrolysers to power 20MW Norwegian green hydrogen plant | Power

ITM Power has inked a contract to supply 20MW of PEM electrolyser units for Greenstat’s Hydrogen Hub Agder in Fiskå, Norway.The four 5MW containerised Neptune V plants will produce green hydrogen for use in the maritime sector. Production is expected to start in late 2026.The site could also be expanded by an additional 40MW of electrolysis capacity from 2027.Greenstat, a subsidiary of La...

thyssenkrupp nucera hydrogen orders drop 95%, but eyes €550m in sales this year | Technology

thyssenkrupp nucera hydrogen orders drop 95%, but eyes €550m in sales this year | Technology

thyssenkrupp nucera has reported a 95% drop in green hydrogen electrolyser orders in Q1 2025 while forecasting up to €550m ($573m) of sales in the segment this year.Logging a total of €95m ($99m) in orders in the quarter (down from €176m ($183m) a year previous), just €5m ($5.2m) was attributed to its alkaline electrolysers, citing high market volatility and project delays.It also said...

OXCCU’s hydrogen-based SAF process promises to ‘lower capital costs by 50%’

OXCCU’s hydrogen-based SAF process promises to ‘lower capital costs by 50%’

OXCCU’s hydrogen-based sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production process can reportedly lower capital costs by 50% compared to traditional methods.Furthermore, the UK-based start-up has stated in a report that the SAF production costs are reduced by 25% per tonne compared to Reverse Water Gas Shift Fischer-Tropsch (RWGA+FT) when using OXCCU’s CO2 Fischer-Tropsch (CO2 F-T) process.The...

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