by Anne Bannerman | Aug 4, 2025
BASF has inaugurated the largest proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyser in Germany at its Ludwigshafen site. With a connected load of 54 MW and 72 electrolysis stacks provided by Siemens Energy, this facility can produce up to one metric tonne of zero‑carbon...
by Anne Bannerman | Jul 29, 2025
BMW has officially confirmed that it will begin series production of a hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV) in 2028, marking the first such offering from a global premium carmaker. The production model, likely to be a hydrogen‑powered variant of the current X5...
by Anne Bannerman | Jul 28, 2025
Australia is spearheading a revolutionary leap in green hydrogen production and transport by developing powdered hydrogen, a game-changing innovation that could redefine how clean energy is stored, shipped, and utilised globally. Led by Curtin University and supported...
by Anne Bannerman | Jul 24, 2025
In a surprising but telling move, global automotive giant Stellantis has officially announced it will cease development of its hydrogen-powered vans, citing a lack of commercial viability before 2030. The decision reflects growing industry sentiment that hydrogen fuel...
by Anne Bannerman | Jul 22, 2025
Portugal is rapidly establishing itself as a major player in the green hydrogen (H₂) sector, positioning the country to become a vital supplier to mainland Europe in the coming decades. Backed by favourable geography, an abundance of renewable energy, and strong...
