Category: Hydrogen news

Australian scientists might’ve just redefined how we make ammonia—using nothing but air, electricity, and a spark of plasma. A team…

Hydrogen production from Earth’s own natural reserves is finally grabbing the spotlight, and for good reason. A trio of Japanese…

Europe is diving deep—literally—into a cleaner energy future. Three energy heavyweights—Enagás, Natran (a subsidiary of Engie), and Teréga—have just launched…

A high-powered industry coalition has launched across Europe to push hydrogen as a key player in decarbonizing transport. Backed by major automakers and energy firms, the Global Hydrogen Mobility Alliance is turning up the volume in Brussels.

Alstom opens its Delta hydrogen fuel cell megafactory in Aix-en-Provence, accelerating Europe’s zero-emission mobility future and scaling up hydrogen infrastructure.

Hyundai’s $6B Louisiana hydrogen steel mill could kickstart U.S. industrial decarbonization—assuming policy and economics align.

HyVera disrupts Canada’s hydrogen scene with a patented dry-pellet solution developed with EnviroGroup and the U.S. DoD, enabling safe, on-demand fuel production without grid infrastructure.

Gold H2’s microbial hydrogen tech turns California’s depleted oil wells into clean fuel generators — targeting sub-$1/kg production without drilling or electrolysis.

FuelCell Energy pivots toward profitability with a sharp focus on powering data centers and microgrids using its mature carbonate fuel cell technology and key strategic partnerships.

Linde invests $400M in a major air separation unit in Louisiana to support the Blue Point low-carbon ammonia project, advancing hydrogen infrastructure and clean ammonia exports.

Toyota rolls out hydrogen fuel cell trucks for parts logistics across Europe—zero emissions, real-world trials, and a push for industrial decarbonization.

NuScale and PNNL unveil an SMR-powered system producing hydrogen and clean water from seawater and brine, offering a low-emission, scalable solution to energy and water scarcity.

CSIRO has demonstrated Australia’s first beam-down solar reactor in Newcastle, achieving high-efficiency green hydrogen production. This breakthrough targets decarbonizing heavy industry and positions Australia as a potential hydrogen export leader.

The UK Government is investing £500 million in hydrogen transport and storage infrastructure to boost industrial decarbonization and energy security, with projects spanning historic regions like Merseyside, Teesside, the Humber, and Aberdeen.

Hydrogen fuel cells might finally be done warming the bench—because AFC Energy just made a serious move. A Major Step…