Rio Tinto and Sumitomo Corporation will build a first-of-a-kind hydrogen plant in Gladstone, Australia, as part of a AUD 111.1 million program aimed at lowering carbon emissions from the alumina refining process. Construction will start in 2024, and the plant is expected to be operational by 2025.

Bosch has announced that it plans to launch its water treatment systems for use in green hydrogen production in 2024. Designed by Bosch Manufacturing Solutions, the new systems eliminate the need for chemicals in water treatment, making them environmentally friendly, according to the company.

With today’s listing, thyssenkrupp has successfully floated its hydrogen business thyssenkrupp nucera on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (Prime Standard). The gross proceeds from the IPO of around €526 million will go to thyssenkrupp nucera and will be invested in the further growth of the hydrogen business.

Stargate Hydrogen Solutions has been awarded a €3 million grant from the European Commission for the delivery of an electrolyser that will play a vital role in a Horizon Europe offshore wind energy project aiming to demonstrate the complete green hydrogen value chain on the Canary Islands.

Djewels B.V., 100% owned by HyCC, has contracted McPhy for the electrolyser supply and Technip Energies for the design and construction of the planned 20 MW green hydrogen plant. The contract is subject to a final investment decision for the project, which HyCC aims to take later this year.

Elogen, a GTT group company, has announced the signature of a contract with CrossWind, a joint venture between Shell and Eneco for the development of the Hollandse Kust Noord (HKN) offshore wind project, to design and manufacture a PEM electrolyser with a power of 2.5 MW.

ITM Power has announced it is partnering with Mott Corporation. Leveraging both companies’ expertise in science and technology, ITM and Mott are collaborating to further advance porous transport layers (PTL), which are a key component of proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolysis.