EIT InnoEnergy launched the European Green Hydrogen Acceleration Center (EGHAC), an unprecedented effort to support the development of an annual €100 billion green hydrogen economy by 2025.
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The Port of Rotterdam Authority wants to import green hydrogen from Iceland. To investigate the feasibility of doing so, it signed a memorandum of understanding with Landsvirkjun, the national energy company of Iceland.
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SSAB, LKAB and Vattenfall are taking a decisive step toward fossil-free steelmaking with the start-up of Hybrit’s pilot plant for the production of fossil-free sponge iron. At the plant, Hybrit will perform tests in several stages in the use of hydrogen in the direct reduction of iron ore.
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The consortium behind the Westküste100 project received the go-ahead and funding approval from the German Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Energy. That will make it Germany’s first hydrogen project included in the real-world. The project is backed by an investment volume totalling 89 million euros.
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DNV GL has launched an international industry consortium in collaboration with Dutch glass production company Celsian. Goal is to develop the technology required for a gradual transition from natural gas to hydrogen in energy-intensive industrial production processes.
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Equinor is leading a project to develop one of the UK’s first at-scale facilities to produce hydrogen from natural gas in combination with carbon capture and storage. The H2H Saltend–project provides the beginnings of a decarbonised industrial cluster in the Humber region.
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A group of eleven European gas infrastructure companies from nine EU member states presented a plan for a dedicated hydrogen transport infrastructure. New research shows that existing gas infrastructure can be modified to transport hydrogen at an affordable cost.
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The European fertilizer industry welcomes the EU Hydrogen Strategy and particularly the recognition of ammonia as a fuel of the future and emphasizes the potential of ammonia as energy storage technology.
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European technology providers will build worlds largest green hydrogen project. The ammiona plant, planned in northwestern Saudi Arabia, will produce 650 tonnes of hydrogen per day.
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An ISPT-study shows that the Dutch industrial regions can host large-scale green hydrogen production through industrial electrolysis of water. The industrial clusters of Rotterdam, the North Sea Canal area, Geleen, Zeeland and the northern Netherlands are all suitable for a gigawatt scale electrolyser.
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