Chinese oil giant Sinopec has launched its first hydrogen demonstration project in Inner Mongolia. The project will utilize the rich solar and wind energy resources in the Erdos region to produce green hydrogen, which will be used for the carbon reduction initiatives of the adjacent coal processing pilot project.

LONGi Hydrogen, a wholly owned subsidiary of China’s solar giant LONGi Green Energy Technology, has launched its new generation of alkaline electrolyzers. The ALK Hi1 series products have passed empirical testing, and their performance has been certified by DEKRA Testing and Certification (Shanghai) Ltd.

FuelCell Energy and Malaysia Marine and Heavy Engineering, a wholly owned subsidiary of Malaysia Marine and Heavy Engineering Holdings Berhad (MHB), have signed a memorandum of understanding to jointly develop large-scale solid-oxide electrolyzer facilities in Asia, New Zealand and Australia.

Lhyfe has obtained the construction permit for its second green hydrogen production site in the Morbihan region of Brittany, France, and is about to begin preparatory construction work. Lhyfe Bretagne will have the capacity to produce up to 2 tonnes of green and renewable hydrogen per day (5 MW).

In La Robla, Spain, Enagás Renovable and Naturgy plan to construct a renewable hydrogen plant with a production capacity of up to 280 MW. Scheduled to start up in 2026, the plant will be located on the site of Naturgy’s former thermal power plant, which is currently in the process of being decommissioned.