With a record production of almost 100 tons of green hydrogen for the production of climate-neutral green steel, Salzgitter AG and Sunfire have successfully completed the EU-funded GrInHy2.0 (Green Industrial Hydrogen) project. Their partnership is to continue beyond GrInHy2.0.

Stargate Hydrogen has launched its Gateway product family comprising containerised green hydrogen production systems up to 10 MW. By utilising proprietary technology, the Estonian company strives to continuously improve the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of its alkaline electrolysers.

NewHydrogen has begun the prototype development of a complete electrolyzer that will showcase its novel low-cost and high-performance catalyst technology. The prototype will serve as a platform for incorporating additional electrolyzer component innovations to be developed by NewHydrogen going forward.

Cummins will begin producing electrolyzers in the United States, underscoring its continued dedication to advancing the nation’s green hydrogen economy. Electrolyzer production will take place in Fridley, Minnesota, starting at 500 MW of manufacturing capacity annually, scalable to 1 GW in the future.

Green hydrogen producer Lhyfe is targeting to build a 200 MW hydrogen production plant in the Chemical Cluster Delfzijl, situated in the Dutch province of Groningen. Planned to be commissioned in 2026, the plant will have an annual production capacity of more than 20,000 tons of renewable hydrogen.

Nel Hydrogen US has been granted USD 5.6 million in funding from the U.S. Department of Defense for accelerating advanced PEM electrolyser stack development, to enable low-cost hydrogen storage and resiliency applications, in collaboration with the ERDC’s Construction Engineering Research Laboratory.

IMI Critical Engineering has expanded its technology portfolio by launching a proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyser. Launched to support the industrial adoption of hydrogen energy, the new IMI VIVO electrolyser comes in a modular, containerised design, which allows multi-MW plants.

On 22 September, French green hydrogen producer Lhyfe launched Sealhyfe, the world’s first offshore green hydrogen production facility. Located in the port of Saint-Nazaire, France, the Sealhyfe platform has the capacity to produce up to 400 kg of renewable green hydrogen a day, equivalent to 1 MW of power.

Verdagy, a Californian start-up focused on developing and scaling electrolyzer technologies for industrial markets, has demonstrated the commercial efficacy of its anion exchange membrane (AEM) water electrolysis technology, eDynamic, with two significant milestones on the path to cost-effective hydrogen at scale.