Hy2gen Germany acquires plant and project pipeline of kiwi AG

Production plant in Werlte, Germany, is currently the world’s largest operating Power-to-eMethane plant

12-Dec-2023 - Hy2gen announced the successful acquisition of kiwi AG in Werlte, Lower Saxony, Germany. The acquisition includes what is currently the world’s largest operating power-to-eMethane plant in Werlte. The integration of kiwi AG marks an important milestone for Hy2gen, as it means the internationally ...

Hy2gen and Amogy Forge Strategic Partnership to Propel Ammonia-Powered Energy Solutions

Accelerate decarbonisation in the maritime sector

21-Nov-2023 - Hy2gen, the global developer, financier builder, owner and operator of renewable hydrogen and hydrogen-based e-fuels plants, andAmogy, the provider of ammonia power technology, have signed an MoU to collaborate in the field of renewable ammonia. The agreement encompasses the pooling of resources ...

From airport management to decarbonisation of aviation - Julien Marteau becomes new Managing Director of Hy2gen France SAS

Proactive and analytical problem solver

25-Oct-2023 - Hy2gen, the global developer, owner and operator of facilities for the production of renewable hydrogen and hydrogen derivatives welcomes Julien Marteau as new Managing Director for the French subsidiary Hy2gen France SAS. Julien has more than 18 years of experience in building and managing ...

Hy2gen expands into the USA for the production of renewable fuels

12-Oct-2023 - Hy2gen, the global developer, owner, and operator of facilities for the production of renewable hydrogen and hydrogen derived e-fuels, is expanding into the US with its fifth wholly-owned, country-specific subsidiary, Hy2gen USA Inc. Hy2gen USA joins its sister subsidiaries operating in France, ...

200 mio. € investment in green hydrogen pioneer Hy2gen AG

Capital will be deployed on e-fuels to decarbonise industry and transportation sectors

21-Feb-2022 - Hy2gen AG, the green hydrogen investment platform, announces the successful completion of a €200 million, investment round. The capital will be used for the construction of facilities in several geographies including Europe, producing green hydrogen-based fuels – or “e-fuels” – for maritime and ...