“We need collaboration”: Vireon CEO calls for change as Enova backs hydrogen refuelling corridor
“Hydrogen has faced some turbulent times recently, but we now have a unique opportunity to shift momentum,” said Vireon CEO, Per Øyvind Voie.
“Hydrogen has faced some turbulent times recently, but we now have a unique opportunity to shift momentum,” said Vireon CEO, Per Øyvind Voie.
Quest One’s CEO, Michael Meister, said the decision was made due to the “market environment remaining challenging for the foreseeable future.”
“Don’t wait for the change, make it happen,” stressed Herkko Pilt as P2X Solutions kicked off commercial operations at its 20MW Harjavalta plant.
Project Alby will produce green hydrogen which will be combined with captured CO2 to generate e-kerosene.
“The challenges in the market for green hydrogen remain very high,” said thyssenkrupp nucera CEO, Dr. Werner Ponikwar.
The site could also be expanded by an additional 40MW of electrolysis capacity from 2027.
Amid the collapse of hydrogen truck start-ups, HVS is taking a different path – ditching manufacturing for technology licensing.
“Without [these] improvements, the scale-up of required investments will not happen,” the Hydrogen Council, Hydrogen Europe, the Renewable Hydrogen Coalition and IPHE warned.
The Urbino 12 buses, delivered to Emilia-Romagna transport operator TPER, mark the first batch of vehicles to arrive in the region off the back of a 2023 order.
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.