Trafigura has announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, MorGen Energy, has taken the final investment decision (FID) to begin construction of a 20 MW green hydrogen production facility in Milford Haven, Wales. Construction is scheduled to begin in 2026, with commissioning expected by early 2028. It is expected to produce approximately 2,000 tonnes of low-carbon hydrogen annually.
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EverWind has secured a strategic investment of $175 million from Nuveen Energy Infrastructure Credit, the infrastructure credit investment arm of Nuveen, a global asset manager with $1.4 trillion in assets under management. The funding will support the development of EverWind’s onshore wind portfolio and the Point Tupper green fuels project in Nova Scotia.
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Power2X has acquired HyCC, a Netherlands-based developer of large-scale green hydrogen projects, to strengthen its position in clean molecule development and industrial decarbonisation. HyCC brings a portfolio of hydrogen and clean molecule projects across key industrial hubs in the Netherlands and Germany, including Amsterdam, Delfzijl, and Rotterdam.
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The European Commission has announced two renewable energy projects in Egypt with a combined value of approximately €124.3 million. Around €34.3 million will support the Sokhna green ammonia project, aimed at advancing green hydrogen development and related renewable energy deployment. Additionally, about €90 million will be allocated to the Egypt Grid Modernisation and Expansion programme.
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TAQA Morocco and Moeve have signed a preliminary land reservation agreement with the Government of the Kingdom of Morocco under the country’s Green Hydrogen Offer. The two companies were selected in 2025 as a consortium to develop a large-scale project focused on producing green ammonia and industrial fuel in the southern regions of Morocco. The agreement signing will enable the commencement of feasibility studies.
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Revera Energy, an independent energy infrastructure platform backed by Carlyle, has completed the expansion of its credit facility to $150 million. The expanded facility is intended to support the development and construction of battery energy storage system (BESS), solar, and green hydrogen projects in pipeline across Australia’s National Energy Market (NEM) and UK.
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The European Commission has approved nearly €650 million in grants under the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) to support 14 cross-border energy infrastructure projects. The allocation aligns with the European Grids Package. Additionally, this funding round includes support for protecting critical energy infrastructure and advancing hydrogen-related projects.
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Repsol plans to install a 100 MW electrolyser at the Petronor industrial complex in Muskiz in northern Spain. The project involves an investment of about €292 million and is scheduled for commissioning in 2029. It has been recognised by the European Commission as an Important Project of Common European Interest and will receive €160 million financial support from the Government of Spain through NextGenerationEU mechanism.
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The European Commission (EC) has approved a German state aid scheme worth €200 million to support the production of renewable hydrogen and its derivatives in Canada for supply to Germany and the wider European Union. The scheme targets renewable fuels of non-biological origin (RFNBO) derived from renewable electricity and carbon. These fuels will be imported into Germany and sold across the European Union.
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Global hydrogen demand is expected to increase by 50 per cent, reaching 150 MMTPA from 100 MMTPA, between 2024 and 2030, driven by clean hydrogen; however, several regions are likely to encounter significant challenges. EMDEs are expected to host 25 to 30 per cent of the announced green hydrogen projects by 2030. The increase in demand for hydrogen is envisaged to be driven by both existing consuming sectors such as refineries, fertilisers, and methanol, as well as emerging sectors such as transport, steel and other industries which are expected to be unlocked with clean hydrogen.
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H2APEX Nova Holding GmbH, a subsidiary of H2APEX Group SCA, and the East Energy Group have established a joint venture (JV) named Hanseatic H2 to develop decentralised green hydrogen projects in Germany. The partnership plans to build four standardised electrolysis plants, each with a capacity of 5 MW, at locations across Northern and Eastern Germany. The projects will produce RFNBO-compliant hydrogen.
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Duke Energy Florida has unveiled an integrated green hydrogen production, storage, and combustion system in Volusia County, Florida. The DeBary production storage system uses renewable energy from a 74.5 MW solar plant which powers two 1 MW electrolyser units. The system supplies hydrogen to a recently upgraded GE Vernova gas turbine that can run on natural gas-hydrogen blends of high percentage hydrogen.
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OMV and Austria Wirtschaftsservice GmbH have entered into a funding agreement to support the construction of a green hydrogen plant in Bruck an der Leitha, Lower Austria. The agreement provides production funding of up to about €123 million for the planned project. The proposal had earlier received a positive assessment and funding recommendation from the European Hydrogen Bank.
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Despite numerous project cancellations and postponements, including some striking ones, the European hydrogen sector has seen notable progress. As the market gradually grows, there is a need to develop market rules that govern the use and operation of the hydrogen network. Germany is a front-runner, reflecting its high ambitions, but other Member States are following. Denmark is also developing a financing framework and is working on the access rules for the hydrogen network, while Belgium is currently analysing options for the market design.
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Brazil’s endowment of renewable energy resources provides an opportunity to progress the PNF domestic production goals with cost-competitive low-carbon fertilizer production. Analysis indicates green ammonia and fertilizer prices are cost-competitive with blue and grey in some locations with favorable conditions. There is a clear need for bold, early action with effective levers to overcome the challenges and bring this opportunity to reality to transform Brazil’s fertilizer supply from import-dependent to self-sustaining, competitive, and climate-aligned.
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RCT GH GmbH, also known as RCT Hydrogen, has received approval to begin manufacturing electrolyser stacks in Thuringia, Germany. The planned manufacturing facility will have an annual electrolyser production capacity of 250 MW. Production is scheduled to commence with the installation of a 2.5 MW electrolyser in the first quarter of 2026.
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The Ministry of Mines and Energy of the Government of Colombia has launched a nationwide call for proposals (CfPs) to support pilot-scale testing of low-emission hydrogen technologies across the country. The initiative aims to identify, assess, and implement hydrogen technologies in real operational conditions, with a focus on mobility, industry, and energy generation. Applications are open for 20 calendar days from December 23, 2025.
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SDG Namibia One Fund has entered into a development funding agreement with Zhero Europe to advance the Zhero Molecules Walvis Bay project, an industrial-scale green ammonia facility planned near Walvis Bay in Namibia’s Erongo region. The fund has committed up to $5.15 million to support development and feasibility activities required to move the project towards a final investment decision targeted for 2027.
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The International Finance Corporation (IFC) has announced an investment in the Kahirós green hydrogen project in Uruguay. The financing will support the Kahirós project, to be developed in partnership with Grupo Santander. Kahirós is a consortium formed by the Uruguayan companies Ventus, Fidocar, and Fraylog, with additional financial support from the United Nations’ Renewable Energy Innovation Fund.
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Elemental Clean Fuels (ECF) is working with Sc.wén̓wen Economic Development and Kruger Kamloops Pulp L.P. on the Kamloops Clean Energy Centre (KCEC), a proposed green hydrogen facility with a planned capacity of 10 MW. The KCEC project is planned at the Kruger Kamloops pulp mill in Kamloops, British Columbia, and is expected to supply all of its green hydrogen output directly to the kiln operations.
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