Accelera™ by Cummins has inaugurated its new electrolyzer manufacturing plant in Guadalajara, Castilla-La Mancha, Spain. The plant has the capacity to produce 500 MW of the company’s HyLYZER® 1000 PEM electrolyzers annually, scalable to more than 1 GW per year in the future, and is expected to create 150 highly skilled jobs in the region.
Yara International has officially opened its new ammonia import terminal in Brunsbüttel, Germany. Strategically located on the North Sea and Kiel Canal, the terminal can handle up to three million tonnes of low-emission ammonia imports annually, equivalent to 530,000 tonnes of hydrogen.
Saipem has unveiled IVHY™ 100, a 100-MW green hydrogen production solution leveraging Nel’s alkaline electrolyser technology. The solution is designed and industrialized to be scalable, modular, and facilitate the installation and commissioning of large-scale systems.
Sustainable aviation using green hydrogen as a fuel is in its infancy. The breadth of potential solutions is broad. The winning ideas may be known to us today or could yet emerge. However, the benefits of pursuing defossilisation in this sector will be felt in our lifetime and will leave a legacy that we can be proud of for generations to come.
Current hydrogen storage constraints mean there is no optimal solution for storing mid-range quantities of hydrogen. To respond to market demand, underground vertical hydrogen storage could be a game-changer for the hydrogen value chain.
In an exclusive interview with Hydrogen Tech World, Willem Frens, a seasoned business, project, and technology developer, shares his extensive knowledge and experience in green hydrogen and sustainable energy and process technologies. Mr. Frens discusses optimal locations for green hydrogen production, the importance of local offtake and export strategies, and advancements in electrolysis technologies. His insights provide a roadmap for the future of hydrogen production and the global energy transition.
Stiesdal Hydrogen, a subsidiary of the Stiesdal climate technology group, is paving the way for genuine industrialization of green hydrogen production. Founded in 2020, the Danish company has delivered the first three units of its 3.1-MW HydroGen Electrolyzer, offering not only a completely new approach to the overall electrolyzer arrangement but also a new take on alkaline technology that enhances flexibility and applicability. Hydrogen Tech World spoke with Esben Baltzer Nielsen, Head of Sales & Business Development at Stiesdal Hydrogen, to explore the company’s advancements.
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