Hydrogen Projects

Everfuel A/S Partners with Leading German Industry for Green Hydrogen Supply, Advancing Decarbonization Goals

Representational image. Credit: Canva Everfuel A/S has announced the signing of a Letter of Intent (LoI) with a prominent industrial partner in Germany for the provision of up to 10,000 tons of green hydrogen annually, starting from 2028. The undisclosed industrial partner’s initial demand is anticipated to align with the output of a 100 MW electrolyser, emphasizing...

Kleenex going green hydrogen at Millicent tissue mill

Kleenex going green hydrogen at Millicent tissue mill. Technology development company entX will divest a 49 percent equity stake in its Limestone Coast Hydrogen Project (LCH2 Project, pictured below) which is aiming to produce green hydrogen for Australia’s major tissue manufacturer Kimberly-Clark Australia. KCA produces the Kleenex and Viva brands at the factory, as well...

Consortium wins rights to green hydrogen project in Oman

Hydrogen Oman (Hydrom), an entity founded by the Omani government to deliver the nation’s green hydrogen strategy, announced the win in the second round of a tender process.Actis, a global investor in sustainable infrastructure, and Fortescue, an energy, metals and technology company, have won exclusive rights to a ‘high-quality’ site, Hydrom said.The project is in the feasibility stage. The...

H2 MOBILITY and BASF forge ahead with construction of hydrogen refuelling station

H2 MOBILITY and BASF forge ahead with construction of hydrogen refuelling station. H2 MOBILITY Deutschland and BASF are jointly investing in the construction of an H2 refuelling station in Frankenthal. With the delivery of important core components, a milestone has been reached on the way to completing the plant. In the presence of Frankenthal’s Lord Mayor Dr Nicolas Meyer,...

Fortescue officially launches its first US green hydrogen production facility, Arizona Hydrogen, with soil turn ceremony in Buckeye, Arizona

Fortescue officially launches its first US green hydrogen production facility, Arizona Hydrogen, with soil turn ceremony in Buckeye, Arizona. Today, Fortescue marked a new phase in the development of the company’s $550 million venture into green hydrogen production in the United States, the first of Fortescue’s planned green energy investments in North America with a soil...

Fortescue Breaks Ground on Arizona Hydrogen Facility, Marks First Step in US Green Energy Investment

Fortescue, a leading global player in green hydrogen production, celebrated a significant milestone with the commencement of its $550 million venture into green hydrogen production in the United States. The company held a soil turn ceremony and renamed its green hydrogen facility in Buckeye, Arizona to Arizona Hydrogen, marking the first of Fortescue’s planned green energy...

119m First Hydrogen Fuel Cell Superyacht Project 821 Launched by Feadship

Project 821, the world's first hydrogen fuel cell superyacht was launched on May 4 at Feadship's Amsterdam shipyard. Enter Project 821, the pioneering hydrogen fuel-cell superyacht that promises to redefine eco-conscious luxury on the seas. Half a decade in the making, this trailblazing vessel represents Feadship's bold endeavor to push the boundaries of green technology in the...

Fortescue breaks ground on first green hydrogen plant

Image: T. Schneider/shutterstock.com Fortescue has officially begun works on its first green hydrogen facility in Arizona, US. The project was launched in a soil turning ceremony at the site, bringing local, state, and tribal leaders together alongside Fortescue executive chair and founder Andrew Forrest to mark the occasion. Construction at the 150-acre site is slated to create over 2000 jobs, with...

Reducing Low-Carbon Hydrogen Costs Key to Decarbonisation

Low-carbon hydrogen is derived from non-renewable sources with less than 70% of the lifecycle emissions of fossil natural gas.In the report, Capgemini pinpoints 2024 as a crucial year for the hydrogen industry based on targets for its development compared to production, mainly because hydrogen is still too expensive and uncompetitive. It calls for the industry to make the most of its many levers to...

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