German gas company VNG plans to start test operations for a 30-megawatt electrolysis plant in Bad Lauchstädt, Saxony-Anhalt, in the third quarter of 2025. This plant will produce green hydrogen using renewable electricity from local wind turbines, supplying approximately 2,700 tonnes annually to the nearby Leuna chemical and oil park, with TotalEnergies as a key customer. ​Reuters Hydrogen-Powered Trains Set for Northern Italy

In Valcamonica, northern Italy, a project supported by a €367 million investment will introduce hydrogen-powered trains next year.

Fourteen zero-emission trains, produced by Alstom, will replace existing diesel trains on a 110-kilometer route. Hydrogen for these trains will be produced on-site using renewable energy, aligning with the European Union’s strategy to transition to green hydrogen. ​Reuters

Doosan Cancels Hydrogen Fuel Cell Contracts South Korean firm Doosan has terminated three hydrogen fuel cell supply contracts worth a combined $560 million. The cancellations were due to delays and challenges in advancing fuel cell power projects. ​hydrogeninsight.com+2hydrogeninsight.com+2hydrogeninsight.com+2

HydroNet Launches in Germany’s Sauerland Region

HydroNet has been launched in the Sauerland region of Germany as a blueprint for scaling up hydrogen infrastructure in the country. The initiative aims to establish a comprehensive hydrogen network to support Germany’s energy transition efforts. ​http://fuelcellsworks.com U.S. Green Hydrogen Market Gains Traction The U.S. green hydrogen market for mobility is experiencing growth driven by policy incentives, infrastructure investments, and advancements in electrolyzer and fuel cell technologies. By 2025, the combination of clean hydrogen production and expanding refueling infrastructure is expected to accelerate the adoption of fuel cell electric vehicles across various segments. ​Distribuție Comunicate & Relații Investitori Key Hydrogen Industry Updates as of April 2, 2025 #H2F