News release: Airbus Opens Hydrogen Technology Centre in Germany
Airbus opened a ZEROe Development Centre in Stade (Germany) to accelerate the development of hydrogen-system technologies for storing and distributing cryogenic liquid hydrogen.
Airbus opened a ZEROe Development Centre in Stade (Germany) to accelerate the development of hydrogen-system technologies for storing and distributing cryogenic liquid hydrogen.
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.
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.
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.
Daimler Truck reached new milestone with the #HydrogenRecordRun after the Mercedes-Benz GenH2 Truck traveled 1,047 km (650.58 mi) between Woerth am Rhein and Berlin (Germany) on one fill of liquid hydrogen.
H2FLY’s hydrogen aircraft (‘HY4’) completed four piloted flight tests. Results showed that liquid hydrogen doubled the range of the HY4 (compared to using gaseous hydrogen), marking a critical step towards long-range, emissions-free commercial flights.
The companies will build on Energy Exemplar’s software, PLEXOS, to model the needs of the hydrogen value chain in an effort to accelerate growth and profitability of the green hydrogen market.
Ireland and Germany signed a Joint Declaration of Intent to cooperate on green hydrogen, harnessing Ireland’s offshore energy potential and Germany’s hydrogen production capabilities.
Plug landed three electrolyzer deals with Ardagh Glass Limmared AB, Hydro Havrand, and APEX Group for the use of green hydrogen in glass manufacturing, aluminum recycling, and steel manufacturing.
The countries signed a joint letter of support for the “SoutH2-Corridor”, which will transport hydrogen between North Africa, Italy, Austria and Germany to help meet European demand for low-cost renewable hydrogen.