Hydrogen News

Protium, the UK’s leading green hydrogen developer has partnered with industrial software giant AVEVA to boost its digital infrastructure and scale green hydrogen production. The collaboration has already resulted in improved efficiency, reduced emissions and cost savings with AVEVA’s digital twin technology playing a key role in optimising operations.

India is fast-tracking freight decarbonisation through a dual strategy—prioritising battery electric trucks (BETs) for immediate impact while laying the groundwork for green hydrogen in long-haul transport. Backed by the National Green Hydrogen Mission, the shift aims to cut emissions, boost energy efficiency and support the country’s net-zero goals by 2070.

AM Green acquired Orix's 17.5% stake in Greenko for $1.28 billion, increasing its holding to 25%. This strategic move, supported by Orix's additional investment, strengthens AM Green's position as a full-stack decarbonization platform, integrating Greenko's renewable assets.

Lhyfe's Bouin facility is the first in France to receive EU RFNBO certification for green hydrogen, ensuring sustainability and unlocking incentives. This milestone advances clean energy transition across Europe.

Oman's first green hydrogen and ammonia project, developed by India's ACME Group, has begun groundwork at Duqm. With an estimated cost of $750 million, the facility aims for a 1.1 million tpa capacity and is slated for commissioning in Q1 2027.

Larsen & Toubro (L&T) has launched Panipat Green Hydrogen Pvt. Ltd., a new subsidiary focused on developing green hydrogen projects, aligning with India's National Green Hydrogen Mission to become a global hub.

Uttarakhand is intensifying its green energy efforts, focusing on hydropower, geothermal, and solar, with a keen eye on green hydrogen, to become a clean energy leader and support India's net-zero goals.

India plans to relax SEZ rules for emerging sectors like green hydrogen, air cargo, MRO, and space technology to attract investment and unlock idle land, using administrative notifications for quicker reforms.

Indian scientists developed a solar-powered device at CeNS for on-the-spot green hydrogen production from water, streamlining the process without electricity and aligning with India's clean energy goals.

Toyota Kirloskar Motor and Ohmium International are partnering to develop green hydrogen solutions for mobility and stationary applications in India, combining their expertise to advance clean energy and support India's sustainability goals.