E.ON Hydrogen has selected ANDRITZ to conduct an engineering study for an electrolyzer plant in Essen, Germany. The contract includes feasibility and safety studies for the entire plant, covering hydrogen production, compression, storage, and trailer loading bays.

Plug Power has signed a binding framework agreement with Allied Green Ammonia (AGA), an Australian company focused on green ammonia production, to finalize a supply agreement for 3 GW of electrolyzer capacity for AGA’s hydrogen-to-ammonia plant in Australia.

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.

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.

Quest One has inaugurated its new Gigahub in Hamburg, Germany, dedicated to the serial and automated production of electrolysis stacks. With the opening of this new production site, the company, formerly known as H-TEC SYSTEMS, has officially rebranded as Quest One.

On 19 September, Ecoclean and the Centre for Solar Energy and Hydrogen Research Baden-Württemberg (ZSW) have commissioned the first production-ready EcoLyzer electrolyser. The P200 alkaline system, which consists of two modular units with a combined output of 1 MW, can produce around 200 Nm³/h of hydrogen.

Ohmium International has announced European CE mark approval for its Lotus 1.5 electrolyzer. The CE mark indicates that a product meets the European Union’s stringent safety, health, and environmental protection requirements, enabling distribution across the European Economic Area (EEA).

Advanced Ionics has announced that Shell International Exploration and Production Inc., through its Shell GameChanger program, will sponsor a pilot project aimed at testing Advanced Ionics’ water-vapor electrolyzer technology to produce low-cost hydrogen.

H-TEC SYSTEMS will supply a 1-MW PEM electrolyzer for a green hydrogen project on the Spanish island of Fuerteventura. Led by IR Maxoinversiones, the project aims to decarbonize mobility on the island, using wind and solar energy from the company’s photovoltaic plant to produce 100% renewable, emission-free hydrogen.