The German government has presented a letter of intent (LoI) to Enertrag, endorsing Hyphen's hydrogen plans in Namibia for final approval as a “strategic foreign project” – a status reserved for high-priority global initiatives of interest. “Hyphen's Project is the first building block in realizing Namibia's ambitions to incubate a thriving synthetic fuels industry,” said Namibian Minister of Mines and Energy Tom Alweendo. “This letter of intent from the German government is a strong signal, which further emboldens our collective efforts to deepen and diversify our trade relations.”
Sterling Generators and Tecnicas Reunidas have partnered to develop a 1 MWe hydrogen electrolyzer, set for commissioning by the end of this year, with plans for scaling it up to 10 MW. The agreement, signed in India, aims to serve the local market with hydrogen, in line with India's renewable energy goals, said Sanjay Jadhav, CEO of Sterling Generators. The commissioning location for the initial electrolyzer remains undisclosed.
Nikola has inaugurated its first Hyla high-pressure modular refueling station and facility in southern California, operational since February. The company said the station in the Canadian province of Ontario can fuel up to 40 Nikola hydrogen fuel cell electric Class 8 trucks per day, as part of its plans to develop nine refueling solutions by mid-2024, expanding to 14 by year-end.
Angi Energy Systems has started building a $4 million hydrogen refueling test facility in the US state of Wisconsin. “The new facility will be a cornerstone for R&D activity and will play a pivotal role in the testing, and validation of hydrogen refueling station systems and components – including functional testing of globally standardized SAE J2601 refueling protocols for gaseous hydrogen,” said the US company.
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