The collapse of California’s $2 billion hydrogen hub funding exposes fundamental flaws in the state’s renewable electrolysis strategy. With production costs exceeding $20/kg, the state needs a hydrogen “do-over” that embraces multiple clean technologies.
A new partnership between OX2 and Stargate Hydrogen aims to accelerate commercial renewable hydrogen deployment across the Nordic region. The collaboration will begin with a large-scale electrolyser installation in Åland powered by Stargate’s innovative technology. Both companies are also participating in the ABB-led H₂ Springboard program to further hydrogen innovation.
OX2, a prominent renewable energy solutions developer, and Stargate Hydrogen, a European deep-tech company specializing in ceramic-based electrolysis technology, have formed a strategic alliance to advance large-scale renewable hydrogen production in the Nordic region, according to recent reports. The agreement signals the official commercialization of Stargate Hydrogen’s industrial-scale electrolyser platform and demonstrates both companies’ commitment to decarbonizing heavy industry while expanding the hydrogen economy.
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The Coega green ammonia project in South Africa’s Eastern Cape has received significant European Union endorsement as it progresses through development phases. The $5.8 billion facility aims to produce over one-million tonnes annually of green ammonia for export markets while creating more than 20,000 jobs.
A massive $5.8 billion green ammonia project in South Africa has received high-level international endorsement and is progressing toward a 2027 construction start, according to project developers. The Coega green ammonia project, located in the Coega Special Economic Zone alongside the Port of Ngqura in Gqeberha, represents one of Africa’s most ambitious renewable energy initiatives.
