PowerCell’s Marine System 225 is now Type Approved by Lloyd’s Register, marking a breakthrough for hydrogen fuel cell technology in the maritime sector. The 225 kW system enables zero-emission propulsion, paving the way toward decarbonized shipping.

Azerbaijan, with EBRD support, targets 2035 for launch of green hydrogen production—repositioning itself as a regional clean energy hub.

China takes a bold step in hydrogen innovation with iHydrogen Technology’s new magnesium-based solid-state storage system—safer, scalable, and tailor-fit for clean energy transition.

UK firm Intelligent Energy lands £17M in ATI funding to bring its zero-emission hydrogen fuel cell system to market via Project HEIGHTS. Aimed at eVTOL and commuter aircraft, the project could help cut aviation emissions by 25.6 million tonnes annually.

J-ENG’s ammonia-fueled marine engine, set for 2025 rollout, signals Japan’s commercial entry into zero-carbon shipping with strong government backing. Could this anchor the next wave of global maritime decarbonization?

New Zealand opens public consultation on how to regulate natural and orange hydrogen, exploring legal options to foster investment and secure its role in a low-emissions future.

Orlen secures PLN 1.7 billion in non-repayable state aid to develop two major hydrogen projects—Green H2 and Hydrogen Eagle—positioning Poland as a clean hydrogen leader in Central Europe.

Edmonton Airports partners with H2CanFly to advance hydrogen-powered aviation, positioning Canada as a global player in sustainable flight innovation.

BP has paused its blue hydrogen and CCS project at Indiana’s Whiting refinery, citing economic hurdles and strong local opposition. The move raises questions about the future of clean hydrogen infrastructure in the Midwest.

Umeå University scientists uncovered how molybdenum triggers lasting atomic changes in nickel–iron catalysts, boosting hydrogen electrolysis performance even after molybdenum is gone—reshaping future catalyst design for green hydrogen.

Ohmium brings in ex-Siemens Gamesa boss Markus Tacke to lead their global expansion in PEM electrolyser tech, signaling growth ambitions in green hydrogen.

Hydrogen fuel cell drones are set to soar—literally and economically—with a forecasted CAGR of 76.3% by 2031. Asia-Pacific leads this zero-emission aerial revolution.

Shuiyun Shen and Junliang Zhang tackle a fundamental hurdle in hydrogen fuel cell efficiency—oxygen transport. Their research could drastically cut costs and boost performance, helping hydrogen tech scale globally.