The government funding will support Hydrogen Optimized’s RuggedCell™ technology. These high-power water electrolyzers convert renewable electricity to low-cost clean hydrogen at the scale.
The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy released the emission threshold and production requirements (e.g., uses electrolysis-based and biomass-based methods) that must be met to be considered “Green Hydrogen.”
Accelera by Cummins is powering North America’s first hydrogen passenger train, the Coradia iLint, with fuel cells and green hydrogen produced by an Accelera electrolyzer.
Advanced Ionics closed a $12.5 million Series A financing led by bp ventures, which will support the growth and deployment of its Symbion™ electrolyzer technology for heavy industry.
Hitachi Energy is developing products, solutions, and services that support a clean energy transition, including green hydrogen technologies to support the hydrogen economy and global decarbonization.
Verdagy secures Series B funding to accelerate the launch of its eDynamic® 20 MW electrolyzer module, providing green hydrogen at an industrial scale.
The scheme will support renewable hydrogen production and increase the country’s electrolysis capacity, contributing to efforts to reduce emissions and achieve climate neutrality. It also supports the EU Hydrogen Strategy, European Green Deal, and REPowerEU Plan.
The companies were selected to supply electrolyzers (Plug Power), Hydrogen Refueling Stations (Fabrum), and construction contracting (Wasco Australia) for Countrywide Hydrogen’s green hydrogen projects in Tasmania, AU.
Plug Power Inc. to deliver 100MW PEM electrolyzers powered by renewable energy, for the largest green hydrogen project in the oil and gas sector in Europe.
Idaho National Laboratory has set up testing platforms for U.S. companies to evaluate high-temperature steam electrolysis technologies, helping scale up production and minimize the costs of hydrogen production.