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E.ON SE has teamed up with MM Neuss to launch a groundbreaking energy project in Neuss, Germany: Europe’s first fully…
Atlas Copco just rolled out its complete hydrogen infrastructure lineup—and it’s ready to hit the ground running around the globe.…
Indonesia pushes forward on hydrogen fuel cells for industrial decarbonization, as KCE, Air Liquide Indonesia, and HDF Energy begin feasibility study for zero-emission power.
In June 2025, a group of 55 Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) called on the European Commission to rethink…
Mitsui E&S just landed a major subsidy from NEDO to kick off a bold new project: building a modular hydrogen…
Protium just hit a major milestone—its 100th shipment of green hydrogen has officially left the Pioneer 1 site in Baglan,…
HYScale, an EU-backed initiative, has taken a major step forward in the world of green hydrogen by rolling out a…
Plug Power stock jumped after the U.S. Senate moved to extend clean hydrogen tax credits. Here’s what it means for the hydrogen economy — and why it’s more than just a stock bump.
NuScale, in partnership with GSE, becomes the first nuclear company to integrate hydrogen production simulation into an SMR control room, modeling over 200 tons/day of clean hydrogen output.
Faced with declining hydrogen vehicle demand, Honda delays and scales back its Moka City fuel cell plant, opting instead to prioritize non-automotive hydrogen innovations.
Larsen & Toubro forms Panipat Green Hydrogen Pvt Ltd to spearhead green hydrogen and ammonia projects, marking a major move into India’s clean energy landscape with operations focused in Kandla, Gujarat.
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.
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