The European Council has adopted a regulation and a directive establishing common internal market rules for renewable and natural gases and hydrogen.
As part of a funding package of $7.1 billion for budgeted programs to be administered by ARENA, the Australian government has allocated $2 billion for round two of the Hydrogen Headstart program.
Plug Power has received a conditional commitment for an up to $1.66 billion loan guarantee from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to finance green hydrogen projects.
National hydrogen associations agreed to strengthen ties through Cooperation Charter for European Associations Advancing Clean Hydrogen.
Ricardo has received approval in principle (AiP) from Lloyd’s Register for the design of its multi-megawatt containerized fuel cell power plant solution.
Electric Hydrogen has announced $100 million in corporate credit financing to back the manufacturing and deployment of its 100 MW electrolyzer plants.
In what has been described as the largest Series B investment round in Australian clean tech history, electrolyzer company Hysata has raised $111 million led by BP Ventures and Templewater.
Green Energy Park (GEP) Global has signed a definitive agreement for $30 million Series-A funding and obtained the long-term rights to the hydrogen port terminal facilities in Luis Correia, Brazil, marking a milestone on its journey to build a large hydrogen and hydrogen derivatives production plant
A team of University of Melbourne researchers will work with Australian and international industry partners to develop mega-scale liquid hydrogen storage systems and infrastructure for energy export terminals and vessels.
Ricardo has invested in the conversion of one of its buildings to facilitate the development of hydrogen testing for large-scale marine engines.
Provaris Energy secured a two-year $3 million standby facility to provide a funding alternative for the hydrogen development plans in 2024/25.
European Commission has awarded nearly €720 million to seven renewable hydrogen projects, selected through the bidding process under the European Hydrogen Bank.
A consortium between Actis and Fortescue has been awarded the rights to develop, build, own and operate a large green hydrogen project in Oman.
NEOM has secured a new revolving credit facility (RCF), worth $2.7 billion, that will support short-term financing requirements as NEOM moves forward with the development of major projects.
