TotalEnergies and Air Products have entered into a 15-year agreement to supply Europe with 70,000 tons of green hydrogen annually, starting in 2030. This agreement follows TotalEnergies’ tender request for 500,000 tons of green hydrogen annually to decarbonise its European refineries.
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It identifies and provides an overview of the policies containing provisions on hydrogen, specifying which aspects of hydrogen they address, and how they impact the components (supply, demand, infrastructure) of the EU hydrogen market. Then it offers an insight into the financing of the EU hydrogen framework, categorising the instruments available according to the type of support they provide, their deployment stage, the technologies they cover, and whether they are open to applications from all EU Member States.
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Black & Veatch has been selected to study green hydrogen commercialisation pathways in Malaysia. Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) and PETRONAS have chosen Black & Veatch to conduct the study. The main aim of the feasibility study is to validate the results of a collaborative study by TNB and PETRONAS on hydrogen development in Malaysia.
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ACWA Power has signed a MoU with the Tunisian Government represented by the Ministry of Industry, Mines and Energy to explore the potential for a green hydrogen project. The project aims to produce up to 600,000 tonnes per year of green hydrogen in three phases, for export to Europe.
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Domestic policy and participation from foreign corporations, becomes increasingly critical for the hydrogen energy market in Vietnam. A hydrogen development roadmap is crucial to realise the future of hydrogen in Vietnam. Directing capital to hydrogen is key to enabling its growth in the United States. The United States has a clear vision for its domestic hydrogen economy, which could generate an estimated $140 billion per year in revenue by 2030.
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TE H2, a joint-venture between TotalEnergies and EREN Groupe, together with VERBUND has partnered with the Republic of Tunisia to study the implementation of a large green hydrogen project named “H2 Notos” for export to Central Europe through pipelines. H2 Notos plans to generate green hydrogen by using electrolysers powered by large-scale onshore wind and solar projects, with desalinated sea water as a resource.
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Ohmium International has been selected to equip the first green hydrogen project in Croatia. Ohmium is will serve as the PEM electrolyzer supplier for IVICOM, a Croatian engineering and construction company, on a project to develop a 10 MW green hydrogen plant at the INA Rijeka Refinery.
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RWE announced plans to develop a green hydrogen project in Grangemouth, Scotland. Under the terms of the project, RWE will supply the first hydrogen produced to INEOS Grangemouth. Once completed, approved, and operational, the initial capacity is expected to be up to 200 MWe, capable of producing up to 3.6 tonnes of hydrogen per hour, with the possibility of expanding to 600 Mwe later.
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Thyssenkrupp Nucera has secured a contract to supply a 300 MW electrolyser for Cepsa’s green hydrogen facility in Spain. Under an agreement announced at the World Hydrogen Summit in Rotterdam, Cepsa has awarded the electrolyser specialist a contract to provide a basic engineering design package and assist in the facility’s design and engineering process up to the Final Investment Decision (FID).
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Plug Power has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Allied Green Ammonia (AGA) to deliver up to 3 GW of Plug electrolyzer capacity for AGA’s upcoming hydrogen to ammonia facility planned for the Northern Territory of Australia. AGA’s production facility is set to run a green ammonia process with a capacity of 2,500 metric tons per day. The gradual delivery of the 3 GW electrolyzer supply is planned to commence in the first quarter of 2027.
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The first EU-wide auction (IF23 Auction) for the production of RFNBO (renewable fuel of non-biological origin) hydrogen was launched on 23 November 2023 and closed on 8 February 2024. The auction attracted 132 projects bids from 17 European countries. After evaluation, seven renewable hydrogen projects were selected and will receive nearly €720 million in project support from the Innovation Fund. Altogether, the selected projects will cover 1.5 Gigawatts electric (GWe) of electrolyser capacity, and produce a total volume of 1.58 million tonnes of RFNBO hydrogen over ten years.
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Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP), through its Energy Transition Fund, and Uniper have inked a MoU to collaborate on green hydrogen. The partnership between CIP and Uniper will drive collaboration on the production, transport, and marketing of green hydrogen from the HØST PtX Esbjerg project, located on the Danish West Coast, to Germany.
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Two hydrogen projects owned by CI Energy Transition Fund I, managed by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners have secured grants from the European Commission in its first European Hydrogen Bank auction. Catalina was awarded €230 million while Madoqua was awarded €245 million. Together, they represent a combined electrolyser capacity of 1,000 MW.
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RWE and Haltermann Carless, a supplier of hydrocarbon-based products and solvents, have inked a MoU to build a green hydrogen plant in Harwich, in Essex, in the south-east of the UK. The plant would be developed on land that forms part of the Haltermann Carless industrial site in Harwich.
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Hydrogen, largely expected to be the next-generation energy source, holds its greatest promise in generating electricity and heat without emitting carbon dioxide while being abundantly available in water and diverse sources, including fossil energy. Japan, where energy resources are limited, has led globally by formulating the Basic Hydrogen Strategy in 2017 and advancing the development of hydrogen-related technologies. Tokyo aims to enhance the development of large-scale hydrogen stations and establish facilities on publicly-owned coastal land to produce and supply green hydrogen using renewable energy sources.
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This brief “Understanding the proposed guidance for the Inflation Reduction Act’s Section 45V Clean Hydrogen Production Tax Credit” by ICCT reviews key aspects of the 2023 proposed guidance. After explaining the IRA’s requirements for the hydrogen production tax credit, it summarises how the guidance would address such issues as determining life-cycle greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions during the hydrogen production process, accounting for the GHG emissions of electricity use, and rules about renewable natural gas (RNG), among other topics.
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Fortescue Ltd, an Australian metal mining and green energy company has formally established a production plant in Gladstone, Queensland, with the capacity to produce over 2 GW of electrolyser stacks annually. This is one of the first factories in the world to produce Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) electrolyser stacks with an automated assembly line. The plant will manufacture electrolysers that Fortescue teams in the US and Australia created internally.
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Green hydrogen emerges as a promising solution to the intermittency of renewable energy resources, offering storage and transport capabilities essential for a sustainable energy future. Germany’s proactive hydrogen diplomacy exemplifies the strategic importance of securing reliable supply chains.
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Shell has officially approved Verdagy’s eDynamic electrolyzers, endorsing them as a supplier for its upcoming green hydrogen projects. Verdagy collaborated closely with Shell to undergo a thorough safety review known as “HAZOP” and a comprehensive assessment of the design
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Lhyfe has secured financial support in the form of a grant of up to €149 million from the French Government for the development of a green hydrogen production plant with an installed electrolysis capacity of 100 MW near Le Havre. Furthermore, the European Commission granted approval for this project
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