The Hydrogen Energy Association (HEA), in partnership with the Road Haulage Association (RHA) and the Construction Plant-hire Association (CPA), has called on the UK Government to act swiftly to ensure options are kept open for hydrogen’s role in decarbonising the nation’s heavy transport sector.

TECNALIA, the largest applied research and technological development centre in Spain,   has announced that its invested company, H2SITE, has secured funding from the EIC Accelerator to deploy a demonstration plant for its ammonia cracking unit, capable of producing one tonne of high-purity hydrogen per day.

The new products are designed to accelerate industrial decarbonisation via green hydrogen by providing compact, high-performance systems that allow customers such as refineries, chemical plants, and steel manufacturers to produce green hydrogen directly on-site.

Hazer Group and its UK partner EnergyPathways have confirmed that the UK Government has recognised the MESH project as nationally significant under the Planning Act 2008. This status provides access to streamlined planning processes reserved for large-scale energy infrastructure developments.

Ten Greater Manchester businesses are being offered a rare opportunity to gain behind-the-scenes access to Bosch’s world-leading hydrogen headquarters in Germany, as part of a new initiative to boost the region’s clean energy future.

Under the motto “We build the hydrogen future”, TÜV SÜD will present its comprehensive portfolio of testing and certification services for hydrogen technologies at the Hydrogen Technology Expo Europe.

Conflux Technology has announced its role in supporting Airbus’ ZEROe project by developing an advanced heat exchanger using additive manufacturing, designed for hydrogen-electric propulsion systems. The heat exchanger, currently undergoing a technology readiness maturity assessment, plays a critical role in thermal regulation within megawatt-class fuel cell systems.

Agfa, a global pioneer in membrane technology for green hydrogen production, has officially launched its state-of-the-art facility for the production of its ZIRFON alkaline electrolyser (AEL) membranes in Mortsel, Belgium.

Stralis Aircraft, an Australian clean-tech startup working to enable Australasia’s first hydrogen-electric flights is testing its high-temperature fuel cell technology in a New Zealand test facility.

Accelera is partnering with Tyczka Hydrogen GmbH, a leading European hydrogen specialist, to deploy a 5-megawatt (MW) proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyser system at the Port of Schweinfurt in Bavaria, Germany.

RWE, a leading European energy company delivering large-scale green hydrogen projects, has been enlisted by ITM Power to satisfy growing demand for its plug and play electrolyser plant.

Technology that allows hydrogen to be stored, distributed and transported more safely, sustainably and efficiently is the focus of the new ONTZHI-II project. Coordinated by TECNALIA, the largest applied research and technological development centre in Spain, the project addresses some of the major challenges facing the sector.

At the core of every low‑temperature water‑electrolysis system lies the membrane, a critical component for efficiency, safety, and scalability. HYScale coordinator Cutting‑Edge Nanomaterials GmbH (CENmat) has now successfully upscaled the synthesis and casting of its proprietary AionFLX™ anion exchange membranes (AEMs).

The BMW X5 will be the first model to offer customers a choice of battery electric, plug-in hybrid, petrol, diesel, and hydrogen fuel cell technology. The HyMoS (Hydrogen Mobility at Scale) initiative is designed to promote the development of hydrogen ecosystems and refuelling stations in metropolitan areas and aims for an initial pilot implementation in Germany.

Loughborough University’s innovative battery-electrolyser technology has been awarded Outstanding International Impact at the 2025 Hydrogen Awards. This marks the second consecutive win for the technology at the Hydrogen Awards, held during the Building a Hydrogen Economy conference at Aston University on Tuesday 16 September.