Category: Short Hydrogen news

The University of Toledo leads a $3M federal effort to develop hydrogen economy training programs in Ohio, partnering with universities, colleges, and industry groups to shape a skilled zero-emission workforce.

On June 27, 2025, something quietly game-changing took place at the Port of Gothenburg. Sweden’s own PowerCell Group, a leader…

Tianjin University researchers modified PEM electrolyzers to produce green hydrogen from tap water using molybdenum oxide catalysts—eliminating the need for ultrapure water and cutting system complexity.

Zhangjiagang has emerged as a hydrogen powerhouse, deploying over 220 fuel cell vehicles, building five refueling stations, and scaling industrial output to 10B yuan—cutting 10,000+ tons of CO₂ since 2018.

Edmonton just deployed Canada’s first mobile hydrogen fuelling station targeting transit and waste fleets. Powered by Azolla tech and backed by regional partnerships, it’s a field test that could reshape hydrogen’s role in hard-to-abate transport.

Toyota and Ohmium have partnered to develop green hydrogen microgrids in India, pushing clean, off-grid power solutions aligned with the National Green Hydrogen Mission.

Azerbaijan’s Mingachevir debuts a hydrogen-capable power plant using Ansaldo Energia turbines, blending up to 40% hydrogen to slash emissions and boost energy resilience. It’s a model of strategic infrastructure for energy transition economies.

Maritime Partners finalizes zero-emission ferry financing, giving SWITCH Maritime’s hydrogen-powered ferry the financial lift needed to scale clean marine transport in U.S. cities.

China brings online its most powerful hydrogen internal combustion engine generator yet, using industrial exhaust hydrogen to produce power while slashing CO2 emissions and purification costs.

John Cockerill Hydrogen secures €116M to accelerate green hydrogen expansion with high-capacity alkaline electrolyzers, strengthening Belgium’s leadership in hydrogen infrastructure.

Weifu debuts full-chain hydrogen innovations and partners with Voith and Bosch to build integrated hydrogen infrastructure in China and beyond.

HydePoint and Karmsund Hydrogen to launch 20MW hydrogen plant targeting maritime and industrial decarbonization in Norway by 2028 using modular, barge-based electrolysis.

Plug Power executives will join major investor conferences in New York and London this June to showcase its hydrogen expansion plans. The company aims to secure support for its growing global hydrogen infrastructure and partnerships.

Greece launches its first hydrogen legislation without subsidies, relying on carbon pricing and biomethane infrastructure to lead its renewable gas push.

Researchers in Germany and the U.S. unveiled an automated, high-speed KPFM method that offers real-time charge mapping in photoelectrodes. It aims to boost green hydrogen tech by improving solar fuel efficiency.