Plastic Omnium has announced plans to build North America’s largest hydrogen storage manufacturing plant in Grand Blanc Township, Michigan. The facility will produce high-pressure hydrogen storage systems for medium- and heavy-duty zero-emissions vehicles, serving a major American automaker.

GTT has received an Approval in Principle (AiP) from the Japanese classification society ClassNK for a new concept of a scalable membrane type containment system that can be adapted to any size of liquified hydrogen (LH₂) carrier without major design modifications, as well as for the cargo handling system.

Energy infrastructure company Gasunie has taken the investment decision for the first part of its national hydrogen network. The investment of this first section exceeds €100 million and is being developed by Gasunie’s subsidiary Hynetwork Services. Work will start after the summer in Rotterdam.

Luxfer Gas Cylinders has launched the G-Stor™ Pro Bundle, a multiple-cylinder package for transportation of small to medium volumes of hydrogen. This modular, interconnected system comprises the company’s Type 3 G-Stor™ hydrogen cylinders, which are stacked horizontally.

Provaris Energy has launched a bulk-scale gaseous hydrogen floating storage solution. Called H2Leo, the solution is suitable for various applications, including bunkering for the maritime sector, buffer storage for green hydrogen production, and long-duration storage for excess renewable energy.

Vallourec has unveiled plans to test an innovative vertical hydrogen storage solution using the Group’s range of sophisticated tubes and connections. Vallourec’s solution is a novel concept designed to enable efficient storage of green hydrogen with a reduced footprint and meaningful safety advantages vs. other solutions.

Honeywell has announced Honeywell Liquid Organic Hydrogen Carrier (LOHC), a solution that enables the long-distance transportation of hydrogen and can help meet the growing requirements for its use across various industries by leveraging existing refinery and transportation infrastructure.

China’s Sinopec has announced plans to build a 400km pipeline to transfer green hydrogen from renewable energy projects in China’s northwestern Inner Mongolia region to cities in its east, according to a report in state media outlet Xinhua on Monday, 10 April.