Here’s what’s happening across the sector: → BP: €125M funding for a 100MW green hydrogen plant in Germany. → CIP: 5GW Newfoundland green hydrogen project with 90% stake. → ExxonMobil: Texas blue hydrogen plant for 28.3M m³/day by 2029. → LONGi: Nordic electrolyzers for 1,000 Nm³/h hydrogen by 2026. → South Korea: Liquid hydrogen carrier project with Hyundai & Samsung. → Hyzon: First North American hydrogen refuse trucks in California. → RWE: South Wales electrolyzer for 93,000 tonnes of CO₂ savings. → Brazil: EU-endorsed hydrogen park for green ammonia exports. P.S. Which project stands out most to you? Let us know in the comments 👇 P.P.S. You can follow the discussion on LinkedIn here

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→ FuelCell Energy: Cutting costs by 15% in 2025; scaling power tech for AI-driven data centers. → Ecolectro: Raised $10.5M; producing hydrogen under $2.50/kg. → Longi: Solar sector recovery expected soon; scaling BC cell output to 50 GW. BC cells improve efficiency by reducing shading. → Fusion Fuel: Filed claims after a $33.5M deal failed; pivoting to fossil gas in the Middle East with a $21.8M acquisition. → Bloom Energy: AEP signed for 1 GW of fuel cells for data centers, with a future option to switch from natural gas to hydrogen. → HiiROC: Hydrogen deployed in UK cement production with Cemex; focusing on cost-efficient thermal plasma electrolysis. → Toshiba and Nimbus: Developing fuel cells for buses and trucks. → EH Group and NIM: Creating maritime hydrogen fuel cells for vessels. P.S. Which project catches your attention? Comment below! 👇 P.P.S. You can follow the discussion on LinkedIn here