Green Hydrogen

Japan to subsidise import terminal receiving US blue ammonia volumes | Hydrogen News

Japan to subsidise import terminal receiving US blue ammonia volumes | Hydrogen News

Japan will subsidise an ammonia import terminal in Hokkaido that will rely on volumes produced in Louisiana, US.State-backed Japan Organisation for Metals and Energy Security (JOGMEC) said it would provide support to Hokkaido Electric Power (HEPCO) to establish the ammonia import and supply facility that will be operated alongside domestic players.While subsidy values and the...

Green Hydrogen Finally Reaches an Industrial Customer

Green Hydrogen Finally Reaches an Industrial Customer

The distance from Lingen to Marl is roughly 120 kilometres of pipeline — and for ITM Power, that stretch of steel now represents the distance between promise and proof. The British electrolyser manufacturer announced its first delivery of green hydrogen through the GET H2 Nukleus project, sending the shares up more than 5 percent on Tuesday to €1.25, after opening the session...

Green hydrogen skills programme launched

Green hydrogen skills programme launched

More than R4 million will be invested in green hydrogen research and specialised training through a partnership between the Chemical Industries Education and Training Authority (CHIETA) and the African Energy Leadership Centre at Wits Business School, CHIETA has announced.The funding will support one PhD candidate, one postdoctoral fellow and a specialised short course...

Sasol and partners commission 2-kW PEM electrolyzer

Sasol and partners commission 2-kW PEM electrolyzer

August 4, 2026 | By Mary Bailey Sasol Ltd. (Sandton, South Africa), the Department of Science, Technology and Innovation (DSTI; Pretoria, South Africa), the South African National Energy Development Institute (SANEDI; Sandton, South Africa), and North-West University (NWU; Potchefstroom, South Africa) have commissioned a 2-kW Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM)...

Green Hydrogen Reaches Industry, But the Stock Tells a Cautious Tal

Green Hydrogen Reaches Industry, But the Stock Tells a Cautious Tal

The first molecules of green hydrogen produced by ITM Power's electrolysers in Lingen have now travelled 120 kilometres through a pipeline to reach Evonik's chemical park in Marl. The delivery marks the moment the GET H2 Nukleus project — one of Europe's largest hydrogen initiatives — moves from blueprint to working reality. The British electrolyser maker, working alongside...

Israel turns to hydrogen as the world questions whether it is really the fuel of the

Israel turns to hydrogen as the world questions whether it is really the fuel of the

This week, the Ministry of Energy proudly announced: “The Hydrogen Valley in the Negev is underway.” A new government call for proposals will allocate NIS 10 million ($3.3 million) toward establishing a hydrogen refueling station in the eastern Negev and purchasing hydrogen-powered trucks. The ministry described hydrogen as “the fuel of the future” and presented the initiative as a major step...

RWE produces first green hydrogen at 300 MW Lingen project in Germany

RWE produces first green hydrogen at 300 MW Lingen project in Germany

German energy company RWE has produced its first volumes of green hydrogen during the commissioning of its 300 MW Lingen project, marking a major milestone for what is set to become one of Europe’s largest green hydrogen production facilities, gasworld reported. UK-based electrolyser manufacturer ITM Power said the initial hydrogen was produced using 100 MW of the 200 MW proton exchange membrane...

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