Finland’s first industrial-scale green hydrogen production plant project reached an important milestone as deliveries of Sunfire’s electrolysis equipment, which is to produce green hydrogen in Harjavalta, started on 23 August. P2X Solutions’ plant is slated to be completed in 2024.

Gaznat AG, a Swiss company supplying and transporting high-pressure natural gas to western Switzerland, has inaugurated the GreenGas project. This power-to-gas project will test the industrial-scale development of CO₂-neutral renewable gases, such as methane and hydrogen.

EKPO Fuel Cell Technologies and H-TEC SYSTEMS will collaborate on stack component development for PEM electrolyzers. As part of the cooperation, EKPO will bring expertise in component development and large-scale production, and in scrap reduction through automated production.

Enoah Inc., a Japanese company specialising in the manufacturing and distribution of fuel cells, power generation, and water electrolysis systems, has placed an order for 101 AEM Electrolysers EL 4.0 with Enapter. The devices are primarily intended for use in Power-to-Power applications and refuelling stations.

Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO, and RFC Ambrian have co-founded Hadean Energy, a new company aiming to commercialise tubular solid oxide electrolysis technology that can produce hydrogen with 30% less electricity and help decarbonise heavy industry.

Sunfire has secured a contract to supply a 100 MW alkaline electrolyzer to a European refinery. The purchase order includes ten 10 MW modules of Sunfire’s pressurized alkaline electrolysis technology as well as the power supply units. The electrolyzer is planned to commence operation in 2026.

ITM Power announced today the release of POSEIDON, its new ‘cutting-edge’ 20 MW core electrolysis process module. Engineered by ITM incorporating real-world lessons learned from commercial projects, this standardised module with optimised footprint is replicable for scaling up into large-scale plants.

Advanced Ionics, a high-efficiency, low-temperature water vapor electrolysis technology start-up headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, closed a $12.5-million Series A financing led by bp ventures, with additional investors including Clean Energy Ventures, GVP Climate, and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries.

Australian electrolyser company Hysata today officially opened its new 8,000 m² global headquarters and electrolyser manufacturing facility in Port Kembla. This marks a significant milestone in Hysata’s journey, paving the way for commercialisation of its pioneering high-efficiency electrolyser.