Electrolyzers

Fusion Fuel Green PLC has announced that its subsidiary, Bright Hydrogen Solutions Ltd. (BrightHy Solutions), has signed a definitive contract to be the engineering, installation and equipment provider for a green H₂ project in southern Europe.

Stablegrid Group has chosen ITM Power as the technology partner and supplier for two energy infrastructure projects in Germany, totaling 710 MW of electrolyzer capacity.

Shell Energy Europe Limited, a subsidiary of Shell plc, has signed two separate power purchase agreements (PPAs) in Germany with Nordsee One GmbH and Solarkraftwerk Halenbeck-Rohlsdorf I/II Gmbh.

Plug Power announced it has been selected for an equipment supply and long-term service agreement (LTSA) totaling 55 MW for three green hydrogen projects being developed by Carlton Power in the UK. 

Quest One and Ryze Power have agreed to collaborate on a joint customer solution to enable end-to-end H₂ supply. The cooperation bridges the gap between H₂ production and offtake, offering a holistic solution to accelerate the delivery of H₂ to mobility and industrial users across Europe.

Cell Impact and thyssenkrupp Automation Engineering have entered a strategic cooperation agreement for joint market success in the field of H₂.

Smoltek Hydrogen has received an order for samples of low iridium-load porous transport electrodes (PTE) for PEM electrolyzers. The electrodes will be used in a joint development project with Heraeus Precious Metals, a global leader in precious metals.

Tyczka Hydrogen GmbH is fully acquiring the electrolysis plant, including the associated H₂ refueling station, trailer filling system, and the local H₂ expert team.

Pulsenics, a Toronto-based provider of electrochemical monitoring technology, and Endua, a Brisbane-based developer of onsite green H₂ systems, have announced the commercial deployment of AI-enabled spectrum scanning for H₂ electrolyzers.

Elogen will design and manufacture the 1-MW proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyzer, scheduled for onsite installation in 2026.

HTEC has officially opened the Burnaby clean H₂ production facility, including British Columbia's first commercial-scale clean H₂ electrolyzer. This milestone marks a significant step in the Province's transition to a low-carbon economy and anchors HTEC's expanding H₂ hub in Metro Vancouver.

Asahi Kasei has announced the official approval of new facilities at its Kawasaki Works to manufacture electrolysis system components for both alkaline water electrolysis and chlor-alkali electrolysis.