Hydrogen News

India is targeting a green hydrogen production cost of US$ 1 per kilogram by 2030, positioning itself as a global leader in clean energy and industrial decarbonisation under the National Green Hydrogen Mission.

Mauritania has signed a framework agreement with Möhring Energie Holding to develop the NAYRAH project, a large green hydrogen and ammonia facility targeting 1,000 MW of electrolysis capacity.

BrightHy Solutions has secured a €1.7 million contract to supply an electrolyser and hydrogen refueling station in Southern Europe, marking progress in regional hydrogen infrastructure deployment.

Klaipėda Port advances its plan to launch the Baltic’s first green hydrogen production and refuelling hub after completing pipeline tests and receiving key equipment.

Hyundai Motor Group is advancing South Korea’s clean energy shift with a 1 GW green hydrogen complex, integrated PEM manufacturing and large-scale fuel cell expansion, aiming to build a full hydrogen ecosystem by 2030.

UC Berkeley researchers have redesigned membrane electrolyser electrodes to prevent degradation, offering a pathway to lower-cost green hydrogen and significantly longer system lifetimes.

Marubeni Corporation has completed a full green hydrogen supply chain demonstration across Australia and Indonesia, showcasing renewable hydrogen production, metal hydride transport and industrial fuel cell utilisation.

A new study reviews advances across four major water electrolysis technologies, outlining material innovations, engineering applications, bottlenecks and future priorities for large-scale green hydrogen production.

HDF Energy plans a USD 500 million investment in green hydrogen, renewable energy and clean transport initiatives across Vietnam, with a strong focus on Ho Chi Minh City.

Horizon Fuel Cell Group will install the world’s first 5 MW AEM electrolyser in Tianjin, targeting major cost reductions in green hydrogen for heavy industry decarbonisation.