Asia-Pacific

Saudi Arabian Mining Company (Ma’aden), announces that it has exported its first shipments of low-carbon blue ammonia to China, in a significant milestone for the company’s journey as a green leader, as it helps key markets across the globe to reduce carbon emissions from supply chains.

The portable fuel cells market is relatively niche and is experiencing utmost and rapid growth, owing to the growing demand for compact, portable and rechargeable fuel cell systems for various applications.

Western Australia-based renewable energy company Infinite Green Energy to team up with global tech giant Samsung C&T to develop and build Arrowsmith H₂ plant.

Hydrexia entered a MoU with the Green Solutions Group to provide a framework for a comprehensive business partnership between the two companies geared toward promoting H₂ technology user applications in the growing H₂ market in Vietnam.

ABS joined Korean industry leaders in the signing of a memorandum of understanding to produce a feasibility study for a near-shore floating platform of green H₂ production and liquefaction.

Ohmium International announced the closing of a $250-MM Series C growth equity financing. The round was led by TPG Rise Climate, the dedicated climate investing strategy of TPG’s global impact investing platform TPG Rise and included participation from Hanover Technology Investment Management and existing investors Energy Transition Ventures and Fenice Investment Group.

The Global Center for Maritime Decarbonization and its appointed consultant, DNV Maritime Advisory supported by Surbana Jurong and the Singapore Maritime Academy at the Singapore Polytechnic, have completed an ammonia bunkering safety study that was commissioned in January 2022.

Loop Energy, a leading manufacturer of H₂ fuel cell solutions, and MYNT First Element, a leading Australian power generator manufacturer, is proud to announce a strategic partnership for manufacturing of H₂ electric power generators.

Fortescue Metals plans to develop a 300-MW green ammonia and fertilizer complex in Naivasha, Kenya. Once operational, the facility will increase domestic supplies of fertilizers and provide green H₂ to the nation’s electric grid.

Total active H₂ projects have increased by nearly 100 month-over-month (March–April), according to Gulf Energy Information’s Global Energy Infrastructure (GEI) database. With nearly 50% market share, Western Europe continues to account for most H₂ projects under development, followed by the Asia-Pacific region (22%) and the U.S. (13%).