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Power solutions provider Cummins will stop new commercial efforts in its electrolyzer division, citing a weakening market and changes in federal policy support, but reported strong gains in other divisions driven by data centers, the company said in its quarterly earnings call February 5.
Michigan will study whether the state’s naturally occurring hydrogen deposits — also referred to as white hydrogen — have the potential to help some of the most pollution-heavy sectors of its economy, including manufacturing, heavy-duty transportation and maritime shipping, according to an execut
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World Energy GH2 has canceled plans for a 1.2-GW green hydrogen and ammonia complex in Canada’s Newfoundland and Labrador province, underscoring the widening gap between hydrogen ambition and commercial reality.
Ammonia production has begun at Woodside Energy’s Beaumont New Ammonia facility in southeast Texas following the completion of systems testing, representing the first phase of operations commissioning of the facility, the company said.
Construction on the ACES Delta green hydrogen project in Utah is 95% complete and commissioning has begun, according to media reports. It would be one of the largest green hydrogen production and storage facilities in the U.S. once operational.
Electric Hydrogen, a U.S. manufacturer of advanced electrolyzer technology, has been selected to install its HYPRPlant design at Synergen Green Energy’s proposed Texas Green Ammonia Project.
Houston-based Samsung E&A has secured a contract for front-end engineering design (FEED) for a section of a sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) plant under development by DG Fuels in St. James Parish, LA.
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The Louisiana Clean Energy Complex gained a new lease on life this week after Air Products said it was in “advanced negotiations” with global fertilizer giant Yara on a 25-year deal to take most of the project’s blue hydrogen — and ultimately buy the ammonia-production assets outright.
ExxonMobil and BASF have agreed to co-develop methane pyrolysis technology, including plans to construct a demonstration plant, which would serve as a critical step toward delivering commercial-ready hydrogen solutions for industrial use.
The permitting process for carbon-capture projects is, in some ways, like navigating Houston’s notorious rush-hour traffic — if everyone tries to move at once, gridlock can quickly ensue.
