In brief… TICKER (Week 29)

Germany: Friedrich Vorwerk is building the H2Coastlink 1 hydrogen pipeline +++ Spain: H2med consortium announces FEED phase for the BarMar pipeline +++ Austria: OMV receives a €450 million loan for a 140 MW electrolyzer +++ Germany:...

Drift Energy finds investors for plans to produce green hydrogen at sea

(Bath / UK) – Drift Energy Ltd. plans to produce green hydrogen at sea using wind power with a fleet of high-tech sailing vessels, store it there, and then deliver it to customers. The company states...

The German Federal Government appoints 17 new members to the National Hydrogen Council

(Berlin, Germany) – The German Federal Government has appointed 17 new members to the National Hydrogen Council (NWR), effective retroactively to July 1. The previous members lost their mandates on June 30, 2026, following the coalition's decision on June 10...

Weichai Power develops hydrogen combustion engines for trucks with 600 hp

(Tianjin, China) – Commercial vehicle manufacturer Weichai Power is launching a hydrogen-powered combustion engine. The engine has a displacement of 14,6 liters and, according to the manufacturer, a power output of 600 hp. Certification has been passed.

Automobile club uses tow truck with fuel cells

(Cologne / Germany) – The ACV Automobil-Club Verkehr eV (ACV Automobile Club Traffic) has put a fuel cell-powered tow truck into service. After "just over six months of planning and construction," the vehicle is now operating at the Cologne ACV partner...

In brief… TICKER (Week 28)

India: Thyssenkrupp Nucera and BHEL cooperate on green hydrogen +++ Poland: Solaris expands production capacity by 500 buses +++ Germany: Left Party has concerns about H2 project in Namibia +++ Denmark: European Energy takes...

Orica is building an Australian ammonia production facility with a 50 MW electrolyzer from Plug Power

(Kooragang Island / Australia) – Orica Ltd. is building a 50-megawatt electrolyzer in the state of New South Wales. The Australian chemical and explosives specialist has already scheduled commissioning for 2022...

NWR: "One cannot currently speak of a hydrogen ramp-up"

(Berlin / Germany) – The National Hydrogen Council (NWR) has updated its forecast of future hydrogen demand in Germany. However, the ramp-up of the hydrogen economy is "not even close to meeting the required..."
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