
EVOLOH announces performance achievement of advanced electrolysers
EVOLOH, Inc., a cleantech company, has announced record performance of its advanced liquid alkaline electrolysers.
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EVOLOH, Inc., a cleantech company, has announced record performance of its advanced liquid alkaline electrolysers.

The American Petroleum Institute (API) has urged the Biden Administration to prioritise production of hydrogen of all types and feedstocks – including blue hydrogen produced from natural gas – to drive a lower carbon future.

Universal Hydrogen Co. has announced it has successfully run a megawatt-class fuel cell powertrain using its proprietary liquid hydrogen module to supply the fuel.

Advent Technologies has announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Advanced Energy Technologies S.A., has received the formal invitation from the Greek Ministry of Economy and Finance to submit the requested documentation for its Green HiPo project.

Lhyfe has unveiled plans for its first hydrogen plant in the UK to support the country’s net zero ambitions.

Ducon has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Germany’s deltaVision to enter the rocket propulsion and hydrogen mobility markets in India.

Initial findings from First Hydrogen’s month-long vehicle trials with gas distribution network, Wales & West Utilities (WWU), show high performance from the hydrogen-powered-fuel-cell vehicle (FCEV).

Axpo is participating in the H2Uri company in Bürglen, Switzerland. The regionally produced hydrogen will be used to power a passenger vessel on nearby Lake Lucerne.

Plug Power and Uline have expanded their partnership to supply hydrogen and fuel cells at four additional sites.

A consortium of four Scottish renewable and maritime companies will deliver a trial of a demonstrator system for green hydrogen shore power.

BP and BASF have signed a licence agreement for the use of BASF’s gas treating technology to capture carbon dioxide generated during hydrogen production at BP’s proposed blue hydrogen facility.

Hydrexia and Toyota have announced that the Malaysia subsidiaries of the two companies have reached a commercial agreement for a hydrogen application solution.