Eastern Europe, Russia, CIS

Norwegian Hydrogen has firmly established itself as a leading producer of green H₂, with operational facilities in Norway and Denmark serving a diverse range of industrial customers across the Nordics.

As the world engages in an energy transition, low-/zero-carbon H₂ is thought of as a gamechanger in helping countries reach their net-zero targets. This has led to a stark rise in investments along the H₂ value chain, from renewable energy capacity builds and H₂ production to downstream infrastructure and fueling capabilities.

Linde Gaz Polska, in cooperation with ArcelorMittal Poland, will build a H₂ production plant on the premises of the Krakow branch, which will supply process gas to two galvanizing plants.

Penspen is expanding its energy transition project portfolio with the award of a H₂ blending contract from Latvian Natural Gas Operator, Conexus Baltic Grid.

Neste and Finland's national ice hockey league, Liiga, have started a collaboration in which the majority of Liiga teams will use Neste MY Renewable Diesel™ for their bus transportation during the 2024–2025 season in Finland.

McPhy Energy, a leading French electrolyzer technology and manufacturing company, announces that, due to the unexpected last-minute withdrawal of the off-taker of the green H₂.

Hungarian integrated oil, gas, petrochemicals and consumer retail company, MOL Group, is making significant strides in green H₂ production through pilot projects, with plans to deploy at least 100 MW of electrolyzer capacity by 2030.

The H2Accelerate collaboration has published its latest policy paper, highlighting the actions and support needed from policymakers to establish a European H₂ trucking ecosystem and meet the heavy-duty vehicle (HDV) CO₂ targets set by the European Commission.