Production

Worley has been awarded the final FEED contract by First Ammonia for its groundbreaking electric ammonia facility in Victoria on the Gulf Coast of Texas.

Lhyfe is continuing to expand, with its first site in northern France. The new production site under construction by the company is in Croixrault, in the Somme region of Hauts-de-France.

The Scottish Government is advancing plans to export green hydrogen to Germany, with initial plans to transport it by ship before a potential pipeline is built. 

Freija is progressing the development of one of Europe’s largest clean fuel production facilities in the City of Nokia, Tampere region, Finland, to meet strong demand for eMethane driven by adopted EU directives.

ITM have been contracted by a European energy company to jointly develop a standard design configuration for a 10-MW green H₂ production plant. The customer intends to deploy this plant design in several projects across the UK.

MAN Energy Solutions will deliver a 50-MW methanation reactor for the Ren-Gas Tampere eMethane plant. The equipment delivery will consist of a catalytic methanation reactor, designed and manufactured at MAN Energy Solutions in Deggendorf, Germany.

The MoU indicates the launch of a close cooperation and is one of Finland's most significant green H₂ projects supporting the clean energy transition and domestic competitiveness by utilizing existing and large infrastructure.

EQUANS and INOCEL announce the signature of a partnership to develop an energy storage and production solution using decarbonated H₂.

This partnership will advance the evaluation and integration of two ground-breaking H₂ production technologies with TerraVent’s proprietary Heatwave electromagnetic thermal tools in both petroleum reservoirs and geologic H₂ producing geologies.

Lhyfe and Atmen have decided to collaborate to set a new standard of excellence in carbon footprint traceability and transparency within the H₂ and Power-to-X sectors.

In a speech to announce the U.S.’s Fifth Climate Assessment on Nov. 14, 2023—a report that was compiled by more than 700 climate scientists and thousands of contributors— President Joe Biden stated that the greatest existential threat to the U.S. and humanity is the “climate crisis.”

Global technology company working closely with steel and other decarbonizing industrial sectors as they start to integrate H₂ into their processes, said Gavin Rennick, president of the firm’s New Energy business.