Category: Short Hydrogen news

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.

Oxford University leads £9.5m research with Rolls-Royce, Airbus & others to develop LH2 gas turbines for zero-emission aviation. A key move for UK’s hydrogen leadership.

Hydrexia and Samator are partnering to build Indonesia’s hydrogen infrastructure, starting with a pilot near Surabaya to support industrial decarbonization and future exports.

China’s Tianjin University just hit 5.1% STH efficiency in solar hydrogen using a transparent photoanode. No wires. No voltage. Just a clear shot toward scalable green fuel.

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.

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.