RWE has announced plans to develop a green hydrogen project in Grangemouth, Scotland, supplying the first hydrogen produced to INEOS Grangemouth. Once developed, consented and operational, the initial capacity is anticipated to be up to 200 MWe, with potential expansion to 600 MWe at a later date.

Asahi Kasei has officially opened a new hydrogen pilot plant in Kawasaki, Japan. Operation start of this commercial-scale facility was in March 2024. The trial operation of four 0.8 MW modules is another milestone towards the realization of a commercial multi-module 100 MW alkaline water electrolysis system for green hydrogen production.

McPhy Energy has been selected by the VALOREM Group and its construction subsidiary VALREA to support them in the implementation of the ‘Rouen Vallée Hydrogène’ (RVH2) project. McPhy will provide a 1-MW electrolyzer and a 350-bar McFilling station to power public transport vehicles in the Greater Rouen area and to provide renewable hydrogen to local industrial sites.

thyssenkrupp nucera has been selected the preferred supplier of a 300-MW electrolyzer by Cepsa for its green hydrogen plant in Spain. Under the agreement, the Spanish energy company has awarded the electrolyzer specialist a contract to provide a basic engineering design package.

Hysata has closed the largest Series B in Australian clean tech history, announcing a USD 111-million investment round with strong backing from existing strategic and financial investors. Hysata will use the funding to expand electrolyser production capacity at its manufacturing facility in Wollongong, New South Wales, and further develop its technology.