Germany is poised for a hydrogen revolution with the Lingen plant, transforming traditional sectors like steel and chemical manufacturing. The Lingen project uses 20 state-of-the-art PEM HyLYZER-1000 electrolyser units, the largest crafted by Accelera, leveraging electricity from offshore wind farms to produce

Air Liquide and TotalEnergies are investing €1 billion in the Netherlands to develop groundbreaking green hydrogen projects. The ‘ELYgator’ project in Rotterdam will feature a 200MW electrolyser, producing up to 23,000 tonnes of renewable hydrogen annually by 2027. In Zeeland, a 250MW

TotalEnergies and Air Liquide announce a €600 million joint venture for green hydrogen production using wind energy. A 250-megawatt electrolyzer will be built in Zeeland, Netherlands, to reduce emissions at TotalEnergies’ refinery. A 200-megawatt electrolyzer is planned near Rotterdam to support TotalEnergies’

Aslan Energy Capital commits to supplying 100,000 tonnes of green hydrogen annually to CalYan XGH in California, significantly advancing sustainable energy. The project, based in Sonora, Mexico, utilizes solar power to produce renewable hydrogen, aiming to reduce carbon footprints in Southern California.

TotalEnergies and Air Liquide collaborate to produce green hydrogen from offshore wind energy, aiming to reduce carbon emissions in Europe. The OranjeWind offshore wind farm, a joint venture with RWE, is pivotal to generating approximately 45,000 tons of green hydrogen annually. The

Airbus aims for a hydrogen-powered aircraft by 2035, but expects a 5-10 year delay due to significant technological challenges. Hydrogen fuel promises zero emissions, but requires complex and energy-intensive storage solutions, as liquid hydrogen takes up four times the space of traditional

TotalEnergies is pioneering the use of low-carbon hydrogen in its European refineries as part of a sustainability strategy. The initiative aims to cut carbon emissions by three million tons annually by 2030, targeting a 40% reduction in net greenhouse gas emissions. Over

Clean hydrogen is positioned as a pivotal force in the global shift toward sustainable energy. Despite its promise, the clean hydrogen industry faces critical scrutiny regarding its economic and practical feasibility. Key challenges include the cost-effective production using renewable energy and the

Algeria’s expansive solar farms could make it a key player in global green hydrogen production, potentially reducing hydrogen costs to $4/kg by using solar energy for electrolysis with seawater or wastewater. Mauritania’s Megaton Moon Project aims to develop a vast hydrogen hub