Industry News

Bradford Council recently announced that they have given approval for a new 12.5tpd hydrogen production facility, which will be based in West Yorkshire.

A new agreement has been formed between Amogy and ITOCHU over the exploration of potential use of ammonia cracking technology onboard ITOCHU’s vessels.

Later in April of 2024, a hydrogen-powered ship will begin operations and it will use Toyoda Gosei’s high-pressure tanks.

AGRU provides key technical plastic products, from electrolysis equipment to efficient water transport systems, ensuring smooth operation across the hydrogen value chain.

A large-scale green hydrogen and methylcyclohexane (MCH) production plant is being set up in Malaysia by ENEOS Corporation and Sumitomo Corporation. It was recently announced that these companies have ...

Two companies, Yara Clean Ammonia and Azane Fuel Solutions, have collaborated over an ammonia terminal project, which was recently granted safety approval. This safety permit which was granted by the ...

A DNV environmental test was recently carried out on the Doosan Fuel Cell’s solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) stack. The test is designed to ensure the equipment is safe for marine use and the equipment pa ...

Recently the PDC Machines delivered a hydrogen refueling unit to the Lincoln Financial Field, the stadium where the Philadelphia Eagles play. The National Football League (NFL) team unveiled the new a ...

Italy recently placed an order with Enapter for three of their 1MW AEM Nexus 1000 units. This is the biggest single order which Enapter has ever received and it will be delivered to CFFT SpA.

Stadler’s recent display of their FLIRT H2 train travelling more than 1,700 miles without refueling, has earned the company a Guinness World Record. This is the longest distance travelled by a pilot h ...