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Belgian group Agfa has inaugurated a new plant dedicated to the production of membranes for alkaline electrolyzers, marking a significant step in its industrial expansion strategy.

Derived from data collected up to September 2025, various datasets are updated with the latest available data, such as and among many others, the hydrogen production and hydrogen demand datasets.

Siemens Energy has delivered the first nine of 12 PEM electrolysers to Air Liquide’s 200MW Normand’Hy hydrogen production project.

The Italian Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association (H2IT) presented the “Mappatura dei Progetti Idrogeno PNRR” (Mappature of Hydrogen Projects PNRR), which shows the development status of Hydrogen Valleys, refueling stations, and IPCEI projects throughout Italy.

The Hydrogen Council’s inaugural Global Hydrogen Compass report builds on five years of detailed reporting in collaboration with McKinsey & Company via the “Hydrogen Insights” series and examines where the hydrogen industry stands today, unpacks lessons learned from the first wave of mature clean hydrogen projects, and explores the impact clean hydrogen can have across the energy sector as the industry navigates the current challenging environment.

In a major milestone for sustainable shipping, hydrogen-powered vessels have begun operations in the North Sea region, offering a glimpse into a future of truly zero-emission maritime transport.

Today, 23 July, the UK Department for Energy Security and Net Zero has published a policy document on the update of hydrogen in the market.

Hydrogen cars are now the cleanest on the road. According to the latest EU-wide analysis, fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) powered by renewable hydrogen produce lower life-cycle emissions than any other powertrain – even battery electric.

Derived from data collected up to June 2025, various datasets are updated with the latest available data, such as and among many others, hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles, hydrogen refuelling stations and break-even prices.

The German government has unveiled a draft law that would impose new mandates on the proportion of transport fuel that must be made using green hydrogen annually up to 2040.