Hydrogen fuel news for Europe
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Technip Energies and John Cockerill announce formation of Rely, a new company to develop green hydrogen and power-to-X solutions for hard-to-abate sectors.
The Commission launched the first auction under the European Hydrogen Bank that allows producers of renewable hydrogen to bid for support for a defined volume of hydrogen production.
Lhyfe plans to produce 330 tons of hydrogen per day in the 800MW capacity Lubmin plant in Germany, which will feed into the German hydrogen pipeline.
News release: Lhyfe to Support European Hydrogen Network With New Production Project Read More »
Air Products to build, own, and operate a carbon capture and carbon dioxide treatment facility at its plant in Rotterdam, which will supply blue hydrogen to ExxonMobil and customers via Air Products’ hydrogen pipeline network.
Germany and Italy to develop a gas and hydrogen pipeline between Europe and North Africa, to help strengthen energy supply security and expand cross-border energy transport infrastructure.
Germany and Italy Plan New Hydrogen and Gas Pipeline to North Africa Read More »
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, Flexens, and Lhyfe to develop an integrated energy solution for large-scale offshore wind, green hydrogen production, and more on Ã…land Islands (Finland).
Toyota unveiled its mobility concept for Paris 2024, focusing on inclusivity, sustainability, and mobility for all. Applications include a 100% electric passenger fleet and up to 10 hydrogen mobility solutions.
News release: Toyota Unveils Mobility Concept for 2024 Olympics Read More »
German gas network operators Nowega and OGE have begun adapting a 29 mi natural gas pipeline to transport hydrogen, supporting efforts to establish a hydrogen infrastructure in Germany.
News release: Germany to Convert Long-Distance Gas Pipeline to Hydrogen Read More »
HYFLEXPOWER consortium demonstrated that gas turbines with low emissions technology can be fueled with 100 per cent renewable hydrogen after successful testing in France.
Brétéché opened Vendée’s first privately owned green hydrogen refueling station in Maché (France), supplied with green hydrogen from Lhyfe’s hydrogen production site in Bouin.
News release: Lhyfe and Brétéché Unveil Green Hydrogen Refueling Station in France Read More »
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