The European Commission on Wednesday (August 30) revealed its rules for its first European Hydrogen Bank auctions, offering renewable hydrogen production subsidies of up to €4.5/kg ($4.9).
A new report by Worley and Princeton University has detailed the “daunting” requirements ahead of meeting Europe’s goal of producing 10 million tonnes of renewable hydrogen domestically by 2030.
Australian-based electrolyser company Hysata has announced the appointment of Michael Liebreich to its Global Advisory Council.
Enapter has announced a Japanese company will purchase 101 AEM electrolysers to be utilised in a hydrogen production project.
Monarch Energy is exploring building a $426m hydrogen production facility with capacity to produce 120 tonnes of carbon-free hydrogen per day in Louisiana, US.
Executives from Aliaxis and Shell Ventures have joined the board of Californian electrolyser start-up Verdagy.
Coming up in H2 View’s September (2023) electrolyser magazine issue, we explore how regions are determining the green credentials of hydrogen, the consequences of stringent rules and the calls for pragmatic approaches.
Last Saturday (August 19), India’s Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) announced its definition for green hydrogen, outlining the emissions threshold of the clean energy carrier.
Japanese-based Toppan on Thursday (August 17) announced plans to enter the hydrogen market after installing production equipment for catalyst coated membranes (CCM) and membrane electrode assemblies (MEA) at its Kochi plant.
As the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) reaches a milestone on Wednesday (August 16), H2 View weighs up the positives and uncertainties surrounding the landmark legislation.
