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Net Zero Energy (NZE) has published plans to develop Rathrush Green Energy Park, a 600mw long duration energy storage facility in Co Carlow, Ireland, that will use renewable energy to generate green hydrogen. Rathrush has a development cost of around €2 billion and will save an estimated 180,000 tonnes of CO2 emission a year. The project will use surplus renewable energy from off-site to...
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European Energy has signed a balancing and optimisation agreement with Danish company Twig Energy for the operation and optimisation of Måde hybrid park near Esbjerg, western Denmark. At the site, there will be an integrated setup of two electrolysers (producing 8.1mw of green energy), two wind turbines with a joint capacity of 16mw and a battery energy storage system with a 5mw/20mwh...
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Phelan Green Hydrogen has licensed technologies from Johnson Matthey Catalyst Technologies (JM CT) in Phase 1 of its electric sustainable aviation fuel (e-SAF) facility project. Construction on the facility, which will be based in Saldanha Bay, Western Cape, South Africa and is part of the Phelan Green Hydrogen Project, is expected to begin by the end of 2026. The facility will produce around...
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Antwerp-Bruges, Ostend and North Sea Port have launched Flanders Hydrogen Ports (FLHyPorts), a Hydrogen Valley project in Flanders, Belgium. FLHyPorts, a 25mw green hydrogen plant coordinated by WaterstofNet at the Hyoffwind facility, is currently under construction by Virya Energy, Messer and HyoffGreen. It will connect production and distribution of green hydrogen to industrial and mobility...
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MB Energy and developer of electric sustainable aviation fuel (e-SAF) Zaffra have signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) as part of a potential collaboration to support the commercialisation and market deployment of e-SAF in Europe. Overall, the partnership will look at connecting fuel production with the storage, blending, logistics and airport supply infrastructure required...
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Twelve has opened AirPlant One, the first US commercial-scale facility to produce e-jet fuel. Alaska Airlines and Microsoft – who offered early purchasing promises – also attended the ceremony in Moses Lake, Washington, US. E-jet fuel is a power-to-liquid, e-sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) made from CO2 and renewable energy that requires no modifications to aircraft, engines or existing...
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Steelmaker Salzgitter AG has signed a seven-year contract with energy service provider EWE for the long-term supply of green hydrogen from EWE’s planned 320mw facility in Emden, Germany. Starting from 2030, Salzgitter’s Low CO2 steelmaking programme, SALCOS, will receive 10,000 tons (9071.8 tonnes) of green hydrogen per year – around 6.5% of SALCOS’ hydrogen requirements. Up to 150,000...
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South Africa’s Department of Electricity and Energy, and Department of Trade, Industry and Competition, has introduced the PtX Project Development Standard (PDS), a national framework that will accelerate the development of bankable green hydrogen and Power-to-X projects, strengthening the country’s investment pipeline. The project’s implementation will be led by the Green Hydrogen Just...
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Hydrogen of Dutch Origin (H2DO) has launched the Topsector Energie-funded Offshore Midsized Green Hydrogen Feasibility and Concept Study. The project, supported by H2sea, Haskoning, TCI Risk Management, ECHT and Smulders HSM, will demonstrate how more offshore wind can be utilised to improve offshore hydrogen production while reinforcing Europe’s energy autonomy. The study includes the...
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The Port Authority of Alicante in Spain has confirmed a €5 million renewable hydrogen production and supply plant at Pier 19, with competition bids open for the construction and operation of the green hydrogen facility. The move – part of the PORTALI-H2 project – aligns with President Luis Rodríguez’s aim to turn Port 19 into a “smart, green, innovative and competitive energy node...
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Investors International Finance Corporation, Siemens Financial Services and Fullerton Carbon Action Fund have signed definitive agreements for a total amount of $105 million (€90.8 million) equity investment for Hygenco Green Energies, India’s green hydrogen solutions platform. This equity infusion will support the development of multiple commercially attractive green hydrogen projects by...
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The Portuguese Environment Agency has given GreenH2Atlantic a conditional favourable Environmental Impact Statement. GreenH2Atlantic is a green hydrogen project being built in Sines, Portugal, on a previous coal-fired power plant site. Hytlantic, the company leading the project supported by EDP and Galp, will now analyse the recommendations and proposed measures, and how these can be...
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Evonik has launched a high-performance membrane that will enable cost-efficient green hydrogen development through anion exchange membrane electrolysis. The pilot plant in Marl, Germany, manufactures the polymer membrane at a commercial scale and has the capacity to produce membranes for an electrolysis capacity of up to 2.5gigawatts per year. This will support the country’s push for...
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Topsoe has been awarded a DKK 25 million grant (€3.3 million) for PowerFactor, together with Aarhus University and PlanEnergi. The project focuses on ensuring Power-to-X plants connect safely and reliably to the power grid. Currently, grid integration often requires project-specific studies and documentation. PowerFactor will instead develop standardised methods and best practices to...
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The Port of Klaipėda has opened Lithuania’s first green hydrogen and refuelling facility. The new station will supply green hydrogen for passenger vehicles, heavy-duty transport, ships and port operations. Development of the green hydrogen project started in 2023, with construction beginning summer 2025 and key equipment arriving at the port in October 2025. The first green hydrogen was...
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European Energy and ENGIE are collaborating on a large-scale renewable hydrogen project in Aabenraa Municipality, Denmark. The project will support the renewable hydrogen demand in Germany, contributing to the development of cross-border hydrogen infrastructure in Germany and Denmark. The facility will have a 150mw electrolyser capacity and is expected to be operational by 2030. Henri...
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KLM Cityhopper operated a flight between Amsterdam, the Netherlands, and Hamburg, Germany, using a 5% synthetic kerosene fuel blend – the first passenger flight in Germany to do so. The e-Sustainable Aviation Fuel (e-SAF) was produced by INERATEC, blended with fossil kerosene by MB Energy and refuelled into the aircraft at Schiphol Airport, Amsterdam. e-SAF is made using renewable...
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University of Aberdeen spinout Hychor has developed a new clean energy technique to produce green hydrogen from seawater. This method eliminates the need for freshwater in the electrolysis process, reducing the cost and infrastructure barriers that limit hydrogen adaption. Hychor’s aim is to offer low-cost, on-site hydrogen for off-grid coastal communities and industries looking to...
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ITM Power and Protium Green Solutions have announced a strategic partnership to develop, co-invest in and operate industrial-scale green hydrogen production plants across the UK. Under the agreement, the companies will collectively explore a range of development models for future UK projects, particularly focusing on Protium’s extensive portfolio of Hydrogen Allocation Round projects. There...
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The Carbon Capture and Storage Association (CCSA) has issued a letter, along with 50 industry stakeholders, to urge the European Union and UK to provide greater clarity on timeline and key milestones for linking their Emissions Trading Systems (ETS). The CCSA projects 2026 to be a critical year for carbon capture and utilisation (CCUS), meaning project developers and investors need “clear...
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