Itochu Corporation and Larsen & Toubro (L&T) have signed a joint development agreement to build a 300,000-tonne-per-year green hydrogen-based ammonia plant in Kandla, Gujarat. The facility will target supply to Singapore’s maritime sector, with operations expected to begin in 2028 following a demonstration phase in 2027. L&T, which secured land in Kandla... [Read More]

ITM Power will supply a 20MW skid-mounted Poseidon electrolyser to MorGen Energy’s West Wales Hydrogen Project, located on the former Milford Haven refinery site. The green hydrogen plant will serve nearby industrial clusters and mobility projects. The development is one of 10 projects awarded revenue support under the UK’s first Hydrogen Allocation Round (HAR1),... [Read More]

German e-fuels developer Greenlyte Carbon Technologies has signed a strategic agreement with MB Energy (formerly Mabanaft) for the offtake of e-methanol from Greenlyte’s LiquidSolar facility in Marl, Germany. The seven-figure deal also includes advanced offtake intentions for future projects, strengthening the partnership between the two companies. The collaboration... [Read More]

Thermax has secured exclusive rights to manufacture and install HydrogenPro’s alkaline electrolyser technology across India. Under the deal, HydrogenPro will license its technology, supply stacks, and provide technical support, while Thermax will locally design and build system components integrated with HydrogenPro stacks. The partnership will begin by setting up... [Read More]

Hynfra is partnering with Japanese and Polish organisations to deploy a solid oxide electrolysis (SOEC) demonstrator in Puławy, Poland, from early 2026. The high-temperature SOEC will use waste heat from the Haber–Bosch process to produce green hydrogen for low-carbon ammonia synthesis in a closed-loop system. Operating at 700–900°C, the system can capture and... [Read More]

US-based SunHydrogen has successfully operated its commercial-size 1.92m² hydrogen module outdoors, producing hydrogen directly from sunlight and water without relying on grid electricity. The unit integrates light harvesting and electrolysis in a single system, removing the need for separate photovoltaic panels and electrolysers. This marks the first real-world... [Read More]

California-based Equatic has secured $11.6m in Series A funding to accelerate the scale-up and commercialisation of its seawater electrolysis technology, which removes atmospheric CO₂ while producing green hydrogen. The round was co-led by Catalytic Capital for Climate and Health (C3H) and Singapore-based Kibo Invest, alongside other global investors. The funding... [Read More]

Prometheus Fuels has announced a major breakthrough in Direct Air Capture (DAC), slashing costs by over 80% to below $50 per tonne – a world first that could finally make unsubsidised, carbon-neutral e-fuels price-competitive with fossil fuels. Their new modular 200-ton-per-year DAC system, due for completion this year, captures CO₂ from ambient air and directly... [Read More]

Rolls-Royce Power Systems and e-Fuel producer INERATEC have joined forces to decarbonise emergency power for data centres by replacing fossil diesel with synthetic e-Fuels. The partnership will see INERATEC’s low-emission e-Diesel, produced from renewable hydrogen and captured CO₂, used in Rolls-Royce’s mtu backup generators, starting with German facilities. The... [Read More]

Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies, through its subsidiary HET Hydrogen, is installing two 5MW anion exchange membrane (AEM) electrolysers at Rockcheck Steel Group’s Tianjin facility, marking the world’s first operational AEM electrolyser system. Using solar energy from a 17MW rooftop PV array, the green hydrogen produced will be blended into the blast furnace gas pipeline... [Read More]