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Lhyfe has taken delivery of ten new Type IV hydrogen containers from supplier Hexagon Purus. According to the company, its fleet now comprises 84 tube trailers dedicated to hydrogen transport – one of the largest and most modern in Europe. Lhyfe and Hexagon Purus share a strategic industrial...
Italian engineering company Techfem has completed construction of the “Hydrogen Valley” in the southern Italian city of Lamezia Terme. The term “Hydrogen Valley” refers to an ecosystem in which green hydrogen is produced, stored, and supplied to local industrial and mobility users. In this case, the...
The US company Verde Hydrogen has received an order from China Coal Energy Group to supply equipment for the first phase of an off-grid green hydrogen production project. According to Verde Hydrogen, it is a flagship project for off-grid hydrogen production in China’s heavy industry. The company...
On June 3, 2026, the German Federal Government’s coordinator for the Maritime Economy and Tourism, Christoph Ploß, visited Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH) to learn about the results of a project on the production of hydrogen at sea.
Together with industry and research partners, TUHH has...
As early as the end of 2027, Daimler Truck plans to bring a truck with a hydrogen engine to market together with Keyou. Daimler Truck and Keyou have agreed to develop the truck jointly. To this end, Daimler Truck will supply Keyou with vehicles of the Mercedes-Benz Actros L 1848 type as tractor...
Thyssenkrupp nucera and Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL) have signed a Strategic Collaboration Agreement at BHEL’s headquarters in New Delhi for the manufacture of alkaline water electrolyzers. The electrolyzers are intended for the production of green hydrogen in India. According to the...
The swarm takes flight
Hyfindr Managing Director Dr. Björn Lüssow shares insights and encounters from the international hydrogen community.
At this year’s World Hydrogen Summit in Rotterdam, one thing was palpable:
The mood has shifted.
After a phase of high expectations...
This year, for the first time, the Hydrogen Dialogue, with its conference and forum on the trade fair floor, was part of The Smarter E, the energy transition trade fair. Are electricity and hydrogen now coming together?
Project developers in the MENA region are ready to scale up green hydrogen. Cornelius Matthes (DII Desert Energy) and Laurent Antony (IPHE) agree that EU regulations are now the main challenge – but disagree on most details.
After years of high expectations for hydrogen, experts at the Hamburg congress “EnergieZukunftWasserstoff” (Energy future hydrogen) called for a reassessment of the technology. Specialists from engineering, industry, politics and law agreed that hydrogen remains indispensable for a climate-neutral energy system.
The biggest obstacles to hydrogen are not technical – they are economic and regulatory in nature. That is the finding of a Capgemini study commissioned by BDEW, Germany’s energy and water industry association: too many projects are stalling because investment conditions remain too risky.
Hydrogen Dialogue is relocating from Nuremberg to Munich and will, for the first time this year, be part of the energy trade fair The Smarter E. Fabian Pfaffenberger from the Hydrogen Center Bavaria (H2.B) explains what this means for guests interested in hydrogen.
Few places in Europe offer better conditions for hydrogen production than Finland’s North. Now the region is making its case to investors.
The industrial gas company Air Products reports construction progress of more than 65 percent on its new hydrogen liquefaction plant in the Port of Rotterdam. The plant is scheduled to go into operation in 2027 and will supply customers in the Benelux region, France, Germany, and the United Kingdom...
The energy transition currently has two major efficiency problems: First, surplus electricity from renewable sources is often curtailed. Second, valuable energy potentials from biowaste often remain unused. This is precisely where a project of the North German Real-World Laboratory (NRL) at the...
The southwest German state of Baden-Württemberg is supporting the development of local electrolysis capacity with the ELY funding program. Funding is provided for the new construction of electrolyzers that produce renewable hydrogen through water electrolysis. The focus is on building hydrogen hubs...
H2UB has been included in the Financial Times ranking of the best startup hubs in Europe, published annually by the Financial Times, which compares and evaluates the performance and success of startup hubs in Europe. H2UB, based in the German city of Essen, has established itself as a platform for...
Thyssenkrupp nucera has signed a contract with Moeve for Southern Europe’s largest green hydrogen project. The Dortmund-based electrolysis specialist will install 300 MW of alkaline water electrolysis technology in Huelva, Andalusia. This will produce approximately 45,000 tons of green hydrogen per...
Hamburg University of Applied Sciences (HAW Hamburg) has completed the X-Energy research project after nine years. Together with over 20 partners, scientists from the Competence Center for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (CC4E) developed solutions for sector coupling, power-to-gas...
Central or local?
Hyfindr Managing Director Dr. Björn Lüssow shares insights and encounters from the international hydrogen community.
Germany’s hydrogen industry lacks systemic thinking, or so the claim goes. Many are calling for a hydrogen strategy embedded in a broader decarbonization strategy for...
For the second time within just a few years, a war is jeopardizing the supply of fossil energy and sending prices soaring. It is time to strengthen alternatives.
The European Commission presented its long-awaited proposal for the Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA) in early March. The law is intended to strengthen demand for low-carbon technologies and products manufactured in Europe. Hydrogen benefits less from this than some had hoped.
Some 450 participants, 55 speakers, and 50 exhibitors came together in Berlin in early March to discuss projects, regulation, and technology. The forum billed itself as deliberately compact – “small but excellent” – creating room for in-depth discussion and new partnerships.
The TU Bergakademie Freiberg and the company CAC Engineering have processed industrially produced e-methanol from Denmark into synthetic gasoline for the first time as part of the DeCarTrans project funded by the Federal Ministry of Transport. The e-methanol comes from the large-scale plant in Kassø...
The University of Stuttgart has launched the WAVE-H2 research platform for new hydrogen technologies. The aim is to develop solutions for decarbonising industry and mobility. The platform is to research new hydrogen technologies along the entire value chain – from production to application in...
