German cleantech company INERATEC and French industrial group TERTU have formed the joint venture T.H2, in order to develop a synthetic fuel production plant in Normandy, France. INERATEC is bringing its modular gas-to-liquids technology, combining this with TERT’s expertise in processing wood residues. The plant will be developed within the ‘BELair’ project,... [Read More]

Phelan eFuels has selected Honeywell UOP’s Fischer Tropsch (FT) Unicracking™ process technology for its e-SAF facility in Saldanha Bay, South Africa. The process uses FT liquids and waxes made from CO2 to create e-SAF that complies with aviation industry standards. The new facility forms a core part of the Phelan Green Hydrogen Project, a R47 billion (approximately... [Read More]

Velocys has successfully commissioned a Fischer–Tropsch syncrude production system at Sustainable Molecules’ (SuMo) Sustainable Molecules Facility (SMF) in Wednesbury, England. This allows SuMo's waste-derived syngas to be converted into the liquid hydrocarbon precursors needed to produce sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). The commission fits in with the UK’s rising... [Read More]

Lhyfe is to transfer its shares from market regulated Euronext Paris to growth-focussed Euronext Growth Paris. Lhyfe is a European energy transition group and a producer and supplier of green and renewable hydrogen. Approval will be finalised at the AGM scheduled for 22 May 2026. Subject to shareholder approval and the agreement of Euronext Paris, the accelerated... [Read More]

E-SAF developer Metafuels has received a €1.92 million grant by the Dutch government for its Turbe project based in the Netherlands. The grant was awarded through the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO) under the GroenvermogenNL programme. The funds will support key project milestones, such as Front-End Engineering and Design (FEED), permitting... [Read More]

In a post on LinkedIn, Matthais Schnellmann has announced that he has started a new role as Vice President Commercial at Metafuels. He states: 'My mission is clear: taking our first commercial projects to FID to enable commercial deployment of our aerobrew technology by 2030 and laying the foundation for scale-up and growth. Thank you to Saurabh Kapoor, Leigh Hackett... [Read More]

North Lincolnshire Council in the UK has granted planning permission for Uniper’s Humber H2ub green hydrogen production facility at Killingholme. On completion, the facility will have an installed electrolyser capacity of 120MW-electrical (MWe), with the potential for future expansion of at least an additional 200MWe. The facility is due to be located at Uniper’s... [Read More]

Sungrow Hydrogen and CRRC Zhuzhou have secured electrolyser supply contracts for the first phase of a geothermal-powered hydrogen and ammonia project in Olkaria, Kenya, developed by Chinese firm Kaishan Group. Kaishan signed a steam supply agreement with state utility KenGen in October 2025, under which KenGen will supply steam from existing geothermal wells for Kaishan... [Read More]

The European Commission has approved France’s state aid scheme to support up to 1GW of hydrogen electrolysis capacity, marking a major step in scaling domestic low-carbon hydrogen production. The programme will provide long-term financial support through fixed premiums paid over 15 years, designed to bridge the cost gap between hydrogen produced from clean electricity... [Read More]

Clean Power Hydrogen (CPH2) expects its first 1MW commercial unit to be installed at a Northern Ireland Water (NIW) site before October this year. The company said it expects engineering firm Lagan MEICA and consultancy Arup to sign off on factory acceptance testing (FAT) of its first MFE220 unit in April before the unit is shipped to Northern Ireland. It will mark... [Read More]