Hydrogen News – Green Hydrogen Report
HydePoint and Karmsund Hydrogen to launch 20MW hydrogen plant targeting maritime and industrial decarbonization in Norway by 2028 using modular, barge-based electrolysis.
Sparc Hydrogen launches Australia’s first solar-driven, non-electrolysis hydrogen pilot plant at the University of Adelaide, aiming to cut production costs and reshape green hydrogen economics.
Greece launches its first hydrogen legislation without subsidies, relying on carbon pricing and biomethane infrastructure to lead its renewable gas push.
Adani commissions India’s first off-grid green hydrogen plant, debuting scalable, fully renewable hydrogen infrastructure powered by solar and battery storage in Gujarat.
CeNS scientists in India have developed a novel solar photoelectrochemical device that generates scalable green hydrogen using only sunlight and earth-abundant materials—a breakthrough that could reshape India’s Hydrogen Mission targets.
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.
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.
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.
Verdagy appoints Rahul Bammi as CEO to boost green hydrogen commercialization, following major R&D and infrastructure milestones.
Viva Energy opens Australia’s first public green hydrogen refueling station for trucks and buses in Geelong, aiming to reshape commercial transport infrastructure.
Polenergia secures €143M grant to develop Poland’s largest green hydrogen project, H2Silesia, marking a pivotal shift in coal-dependent Upper Silesia.
Molins has received approval to use green hydrogen at its Sant Vicenç dels Horts plant, replacing petcoke in cement kiln combustion. This pioneering move in Spain’s industrial decarbonization could reduce CO₂ emissions by 3,600 tonnes yearly.
Suntory Holdings is making a bold move that could shake up hydrogen production in Japan’s beverage industry—and possibly much more.…
South Africa isn’t just dipping a toe into the future of energy—it’s diving in headfirst with a multi-billion-rand bet on…
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