NEWES Hydrogen has developed and patented an alkaline electrolyser capable of producing green hydrogen at elevated pressure, enabling immediate access to hydrogen at pressures of up to 350 bar, without the need for a compressor or an external gas drying installation.

ITM Power has launched the Hybrid Stack, which provides existing customers operating earlier MEP generation products with the opportunity to achieve a circa 10% efficiency boost. The solution makes advancements incorporated into the company’s latest TRIDENT stack platform available to earlier MEP generation electrolysers.

Ceres has announced that its solid oxide electrolyser is producing hydrogen at partner AVL’s site in Germany. The 1 MW electrolyser, which the company claims to be capable of delivering green hydrogen at <40kWh/kg, is in the final stages of commissioning, on track to reach factory acceptance testing in the coming weeks.

Black & Veatch has conducted a feasibility study for Augustus Global Investment (AGI) on the generation of green hydrogen in Indonesia, concluding that the project can be technically and economically feasible and has the potential to significantly contribute to Indonesia’s energy transition.

HydrogenPro announced today the purchase of 18 units of its 5.5 MW cell stacks with a total capacity of 100 MW from ANDRITZ GROUP. Previously disclosed in a stock exchange notice dated 20 September 2023, the order has been finalized between the parties, with the contract valued at approximately €18 million.

Enapter has delivered the first model of its new AEM Flex 120 electrolyser to ABC-Klinkergruppe in Hörstel, Germany. The innovative system is expected to be up and running by the end of year, with the German brick producer planning to immediately start decarbonising its manufacturing processes.

The Institute for Sustainable Process Technology (ISPT) has published a report to raise awareness about safety level requirements for large-scale green hydrogen production, with a focus on fire and explosion risks related to the combination of oxygen and hydrogen in equipment and buildings.

Ark Energy has officially broken ground for the construction of the first stage of the SunHQ Hydrogen Hub in Queensland, Australia. The project involves a 1 MW PEM electrolyser that will produce green hydrogen from a behind-the-meter connection to the co-located 124 MW Sun Metals Solar Farm.

The Danish Energy Agency (DEA) has revealed the winners of the first Danish Power-to-X (PtX) tender. The six winning projects, to be developed by four different companies, will collectively receive DKK 1.25 billion (€167 million) of state aid to establish a total electrolysis capacity exceeding 280 MW.