Ionautics promotes catalyst towards production – SPE

Ionautics has developed its platinum-based hydrogen catalyst technology towards full industrial production, with funding from the Swedish Energy Agency. The company and its partners – the Royal Institute of Technology and the RISE Research Institute of Sweden – have spent more than five years researching vapor-deposited porous iridium layers for the production of green hydrogen. Extensive testing has demonstrated strong benchmark performance using ultra-low amounts of iridium, the company said.

Moeve has signed an engineering, procurement, manufacturing and supply contract with thyssenkrupp nucera to supply 300 MW of alkaline water electrolysis technology for the Onuba project in Spain, described as the largest green hydrogen plant in southern Europe. The contract includes 15 standardized electrolysis units of 20 MW for the first phase of the project. said thyssenkrupp nucera, noting that Moeve announced its final investment decision (FID) in early March.

thyssenkrupp nucera has also signed a front-end engineering design (FEED) contract with Juno Joule for a planned 260 MW electrolysis plant in India. The facility will produce green hydrogen and green ammonia, using renewable fuels of non-biological origin (RFNBO) compliant ammonia, primarily intended for export to Europe. The aim is to have an FID for the 2026-2027 budget year. Juno Joule is developing the project together with Select Energy GmbH.

Advait Greenergya subsidiary of India’s Advait Energy Transitions, has signed multiple Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with academic institutions, industry partners and technology providers to support the development of India’s green hydrogen and renewable energy sector. The agreements were signed at the inauguration of the company’s Phase I 30 MW alkaline electrolyser assembly plant in Gujarat.

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