The global push for large-scale clean hydrogen
By the end of 2025, the number of green hydrogen plants exceeding 100MW is expected to increase eightfold, writes James Moseley, Analyst at gasworld Intelligence.
By the end of 2025, the number of green hydrogen plants exceeding 100MW is expected to increase eightfold, writes James Moseley, Analyst at gasworld Intelligence.
As India Energy Week 2025 kicks off, Waaree Group has started developing its alkaline electrolyser manufacturing facility, with an initial production capacity of 300MW.
ArcelorMittal is investing only $0.3-4bn in decarbonisation projects in 2025, signalling a slower transition to hydrogen-based steelmaking due to policy and market challenges.
Regarding the $374m project Peter Malinauskas said, “[If] GFG doesn’t invest or found itself in even more challenging financial circumstances than it is currently in – then we put ourselves in a precarious position.”
“In a matter of months we intend to begin construction on what will be the largest renewable green hydrogen project in Europe.”
The US is well positioned for hydrogen growth but the new administration should be mindful of its long-term potential and solutions will evolve over decades, according to Austin Knight, Vice-President of Hydrogen at Chevron New...
The outlook for hydrogen is now entering a ‘critical phase’, according to a new GlobalData report. With the new US government throwing its full weight behind fossil fuel development and the uptake of hydrogen remaining...
The European Commission will launch the Clean Industrial Deal in February in a bid to tackle permitting delays and red tape among hard-to-abate and new tech industries.
Nel ASA has received a purchase order for 5MW of containerised PEM electrolyser units for $7m from one of the US’ “largest steel producers.”
ArcelorMittal is pressing forward with the commissioning of its hydrogen furnaces in Kraków, despite pausing any financial decisions on green hydrogen-ready direct reduced iron (DRI) plants last November.