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New hydrogen tank system in the BMW iX5 Hydrogen

The new flat tank system consists of seven high-pressure tanks made of carbon fiber-reinforced composite, which are connected in parallel and integrated into a robust metal frame.

Aternium selects Kiewit for pre-FEED study for its first hydrogen/heavy water production facility

Aternium’s multi‑plant initiative encompasses approximately $1 B in safe, high‑efficiency heavy water/hydrogen infrastructure, launching in the Mid‑Atlantic U.S. region.

Hydrogenera expands into Germany with 2-MW green hydrogen project

The project is financed by a German government grant, marking a significant milestone in Hydrogenera's European expansion and in the development of state-backed hydrogen infrastructure across the continent.

Nobian strengthens green hydrogen portfolio with RFNBO certification in Frankfurt

In 2025, Nobian became the first European chemical company to offer a full portfolio of ISCC PLUS certified chloromethanes, following the earlier certification of green hydrogen in Rotterdam.

UNSW researchers have redesigned H2 fuel cells to solve a critical flaw

A multidisciplinary team from UNSW, led by Dr Quentin Meyer and Professor Chuan Zhao from the School of Chemistry, has managed to make hydrogen fuel cells much more efficient, paving the way for their commercialization.

HyOrc secures industrial site and accelerated permitting path for Portugal green methanol project

HyOrc Corporation, a developer of waste-to-fuel and advanced energy technologies, announced that MO.RE.DA. Oils, Lda has joined the HyOrc Start Green Fuels, Lda joint venture, assuming the rights and obligations previously held by Start Lda.

With Schneider Electric and Microsoft, h2e POWER deploys India’s first fully autonomous solid oxide electrolyzer system

In collaboration with h2e POWER, an Indian green hydrogen pioneer, the two companies have deployed India’s first fully autonomous solid oxide electrolyzer system, empowering operators to shift their focus from routine monitoring to more strategic, high-impact work.

Netherlands and Belgium to build cross-border hydrogen connection

The connection between the port of Rotterdam and its industrial clusters and the Belgian ports of Antwerp and Ghent is expected to be realized by 2030.

Consortium establishes Japan-New Zealand Hydrogen Corridor

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd., OBAYASHI CORPORATION, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd., and Chiyoda Corporation established the Japan–New Zealand Hydrogen Corridor. The consortium will study the commercialization of green hydrogen production in New Zealand and export operations to Japan.

Climate Investment leads $27-MM Series B investment in Membrane Technology and Research (MTR) to scale its use in industrial applications

This funding will enable MTR to continue its leadership in membrane research and development, expand manufacturing capacity, and accelerate the deployment of its fully commercialized membrane technologies that provide economical solutions for hydrocarbon recovery, hydrogen separation, natural gas sweetening, and fuel gas conditioning.

CPH2 signs MoU with Koch Modular Process Systems for manufacture and licensing in North America

The MoU, which has an initial term of 24 months, provides a framework for the parties to evaluate technical, commercial and operational feasibility, including supply chain and localization requirements.

Atawey signs contract for three hydrogen refueling stations dedicated to heavy-duty mobility in Belgium

This project is fully aligned with Europe’s ongoing efforts to decarbonize transport and reflects the commitment of key industry stakeholders. It also demonstrates Atawey’s ability to operate in international markets with high regulatory and operational requirements.

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