Electrolyzers

McPhy Energy, specialized in low-carbon H₂ production and distribution equipment (electrolyzers and refueling stations), announced that it has received a binding offer from Atawey for the sale of it refueling station business.

Sunfire now relies on the Engineering Base cooperation platform developed by Aucotec to assist electrolyzer manufacturers and increase their capacities more rapidly to realize ambitious growth opportunities.

Solidec Inc. has been selected by Chevron Technology Ventures to participate in its Catalyst Program™ to support the development and prototyping of Solidec's platform of electrolyzers that capture carbon and generate chemicals using only air, water and electricity.

Enapter AG generated sales of €31.5 MM in the 2023 financial year, compared to €14.7 MM in the previous year (+114%). EBITDA totaled around €0.4 MM and the net loss for the year was around –€7.1 MM.

Plug Power has signed a contract to deliver a basic engineering and design package (BEDP) for a 500 megawatt electrolyzer project in Europe.

Nel ASA and Nikola have realigned their previous agreement, and at the same time Nel will become Fortescue's supplier for their 80-MW electrolyzer, for a total consideration of about $20 MM.

Metacon AB entered into an OEM license and manufacturing agreement with PERIC Hydrogen Technologies, giving Metacon an exclusive right for a large number of countries in Europe to manufacture complete H₂ Generation Systems based on PERIC’s world-leading technology for pressurized alkaline electrolysis modules.

The Michigan Economic Development Corporation announced that the Michigan Strategic Fund has approved support and incentives for Fortescue, a global green energy, metals, and technology company, to establish a U.S. Advanced Manufacturing Center in Detroit, Michigan.

In this episode, H₂Tech spoke with Bo Hartvigsen, Senior Business Development Director, Power-to-X for Topsoe. The conversation covered solid oxide electrolysis, the dynamic ammonia process and Topsoe’s role in the energy transition.

The University of Sheffield has successfully bolstered its efforts to decarbonize the aviation industry by increasing its green H₂ production capacity, following the successful commissioning of a new polymer electrolyte membrane electrolyzer.

A team of researchers has now developed a ruthenium catalyst by doping it with zinc, resulting in enhanced stability and reactivity compared to its commercial version.

Nel H2 Electrolyser AS has signed a contract for 10 MW of alkaline electrolyzer equipment for about €5 MM with Samsung C&T for its first off-grid green H₂ production project to be deployed in South Korea.