United Kingdom – Hydrogen Utopia International has unveiled plans to merge with a profitable international bio-energy firm, marking a significant step towards establishing the world’s first plastic waste to hydrogen facility.
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United Kingdom – Lhyfe has set its sights on North Tyneside, UK, for its pioneering hydrogen production project.
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United Kingdom – GeoPura, a UK-based leader in green hydrogen technology, secured a £56 million investment round, with substantial support from the UK Infrastructure Bank.
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United Kingdom – bp and BASF have entered a license agreement for the deployment of BASF’s gas treating technology, OASE white.
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Norway – Norwegian Napop is breaking new ground in the realms of sustainable energy and aquaculture with its VIRIDIH2-PISCI project that combines hydrogen production with fish farming.
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Europe – There are several sources to get hydrogen, including waste. Well-known in the southern part of the Netherlands is RWE’s Furec project at the Chemelot industrial park in Limburg. Some innovative projects in this field are also emerging in the UK. Promising because the cost per tonne of hydrogen produced soon seems to be relatively low.
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Italy – Maire’s subsidiary, KT – Kinetics Technology, has secured a €123 million Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contract from Eni to construct a hydrogen production plant at its Livorno refinery, marking a crucial step to transform the facility into a biorefinery.
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Germany – Gasunie is joining forces with Storag Etzel and Patrizia to develop hydrogen storage caverns in the Etzel salt dome located in Lower Saxony, Germany.
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Sweden – Fertiberia, Lantmännen and Nordion Energi collaborate to establish Sweden’s inaugural fossil-free mineral fertilizer production through the innovative Power2Earth initiative.
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Germany – Germany’s pursuit of a new power plant strategy signals a pivotal shift in energy management, addressing the challenges posed by variable renewable energy production and strained power grid capacities.
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