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RONN, Inc. has signed an LoI to form a joint venture (JV) with its long-time friends at Hydrogen Horizons. The purpose of the JV is to work together and further enhance the commercialization of H₂ around the globe.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has started operation of a test module of the solid oxide electrolysis cell, a next-generation high-efficiency H₂ production technology, at Takasago Hydrogen Park, located within its Takasago Machinery Works in Takasago City.

Argonne is part of a multi-laboratory consortium working to advance manufacturing to make H₂ fuel cells and electrolyzers more durable, efficient and affordable. Argonne will focus on scaling up fuel cells and electrolyzer catalysts.

TÜV SÜD has certified two H₂ power cubes (HPC) from the Chinese manufacturer COSBER Technology. HPCs are integrated systems for the self-sufficient energy supply of buildings.

Hyfluence Systems Corp. has been awarded the supply of H₂ infrastructure to Avina Clean Hydrogen. Avina’s 4 tpd H₂ production facility in California will provide onsite refueling for H₂ vehicles plus distribution of H₂ to regional offtake customers.

Taiyo Nippon Sanso Corporation, a Japanese industrial gas business company in the Nippon Sanso Holdings Group, announced its successful demonstration of production of H₂ from ammonia that meets the quality specifications required for H₂ fuel for fuel cell vehicles.

Splitwaters is a Houston‐based electrolyzer manufacturer and engineering, procurement and construction firm. The company aims to be a one-stop shop for green H₂ projects. Splitwaters removes the coordination between electrolyzer manufacturers, engineering and construction companies and procurement markups.

Investments in the H₂ industry are poised to increase in the coming years, contingent upon overcoming various challenges. The imperative to decarbonize and bolster energy security is the driving force behind the industry's emergence.

Pure Hydrogen has selected an industrial site at Archerfield airport in Brisbane, Queensland, for its first demonstration of the green H₂ micro-hub to service commercial transport operators and the aviation industry.

KBR has signed a contract to provide its green ammonia technology, K-GreeN, for Fortescue’s Holmaneset green energy project in Norway.

HyLight, the pioneer of aerial inspection using H₂ airship drones, announced a fundraising of €3.7 MM from VCs and business angels including Y Combinator, Ring Capital, Kima Ventures, Collaborative Fund, and Marc Tarpenning.

In a collaborative move with the W3C Consortium, Siemens and Microsoft have announced their commitment to converge the digital twin definition language (DTDL) with the Thing Description standard from international standards organization, W3C.