Hydrogen News

The UK’s Lower Thames Crossing project deploys a JCB-built hydrogen-powered digger, cutting over 1.1 tons of CO₂ emissions and advancing efforts to eliminate diesel from worksites by 2027.

The Ministry of Ports reaffirmed its Green Ports Mission on World Hydrogen Day, promoting hydrogen adoption across maritime operations as India targets 5 MMT green hydrogen production by 2030.

H2 Carbon Zero raised USD 850,000 led by Venture Catalysts to build India’s first gigawatt-scale hydrogen fuel-cell factory, replacing diesel generators and advancing the country’s clean energy and net-zero goals.

GeoPura has secured £27 million in green financing from Barclays and EIFO to develop the HyMarnham hydrogen project in the UK and launch a new Danish Power-to-X hub.

SECI represented India at European Hydrogen Week 2025, showcasing competitive green ammonia tender results and reinforcing India’s global leadership and collaborative role in the clean hydrogen economy.

The global petroleum refining hydrogen market will grow from USD 139.64 billion in 2024 to USD 459.13 billion by 2034, driven by cleaner fuel mandates, AI integration and low-emission hydrogen adoption.

India and Denmark reaffirm their Green Strategic Partnership with a renewed MoU, deepening cooperation in green hydrogen, power system modelling, EV infrastructure, cross-border trade and knowledge exchange.

TotalEnergies and Air Liquide are investing in green hydrogen to decarbonise industry, as global demand rises amid net-zero commitments despite challenges in production, cost, and storage.

Toyota has unveiled a 400 bhp hydrogen engine that burns hydrogen directly, delivering petrol-like performance and zero emissions, underscoring its multi-technology path to sustainable mobility.

A CityUHK review led by Prof. Fatwa Abdi proposes integrating high-value chemical synthesis into solar electrolysis, creating a profitable and sustainable model for solar hydrogen and clean chemical production.