Hydrogen News – Green Hydrogen Report
Green Hydrogen Under the Med: A New Era Begins Picture this: every year, 2 million tonnes of green hydrogen flowing…
Ever had that daydream of using sunlight to split hydrogen molecules at room temperature? Well, the clever folks at the…
You’ve probably heard the usual gripes about scaling up green hydrogen: astronomic upfront costs, a reliance on rare materials, and…
On 4 September 2025, Provaris Energy and Baker Hughes officially sealed a strategic partnership to shake up how we move…
The UK’s clean-energy scene got a real jolt on 2 September 2025 when ScottishPower dropped the bombshell that it was…
Tired of hearing “green hydrogen: coming soon”? Buckle up! Charbone Hydrogen just cranked up its Sorel-Tracy project with ready-to-go hydrogen…
Ready for the next big leap? Ever wondered if that pile of plastic waste, leftover coal scraps and wood chips…
Linde plc just scored a big win—receiving a 35 MW PEM electrolyzer from Accelera by Cummins for its new green…
You’d think platinum is the go-to for top-notch fuel cell performance—but a clever research team decided to shake things up.…
Liquefying green hydrogen without guzzling energy or relying on nasty refrigerants is no small feat. That’s where the HyLICAL consortium…
By now, you’ve probably heard green hydrogen being hailed as the next big thing in industrial decarbonization. But without solid…
It was on September 1, 2025 when Future Proof Shipping and its EU partners kicked off operations of H2 Barge…
Right in the heart of Silesia, southwestern Poland, something pretty exciting happened on September 3, 2025. Nestled among time-worn coal…
Picture this: ironmaking with almost no carbon footprint. And here’s the twist—Australia’s Mid-West Green Iron project just locked in a…
Ever paused to think why electrolysis needs so much oomph just to split water into hydrogen and oxygen? It all…
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