Top 5 Hydrogen Solutions Companies in Italy - 2023

Top 10 Hydrogen Solutions Companies in Europe - 2023

Top 5 Hydrogen Solutions Companies in Germany - 2023

As the global shift from fossil fuels towards renewable energy sources gains momentum, green hydrogen emerges as a practical and versatile alternative, finding applications in transportation, industrial processes, and power generation. Europe remains the global leader in hydrogen project proposals, with the highest total investments (USD 117 billion, 35 per cent of global investments) and highest absolute growth (USD 40 billion).

Green hydrogen is propelled by the integration of costeffective renewable energy into hydrogen production processes, facilitating a sustainable approach. Electrolysis technologies, notably Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) and alkaline electrolyzers, are at the forefront of this movement, offering high efficiency and scalability.

The market is also influenced by government financing and support. Many nations, notably the European Union and the United States, intend to invest in infrastructure and green hydrogen generation. This is anticipated to spur the creation of new technologies and the improvement of already existing ones, lowering the price of green hydrogen and improving its ability to compete with fossil fuels.

In the latest edition of Energy Business Review, we feature hydrogen energy solutions providers in Europe. These providers ensure robust security, seamless remote access, and enhanced business collaboration, all while protecting valuable information. The featured companies are ROTOBOOST, GITIS, and Greenerity, all at the forefront of pioneering compact zero-carbon hydrogen production systems. These industry leaders specialise in offering advanced electrochemical solutions that underpin the critical energy conversion processes driving the hydrogen economy forward.

The magazine delves deeper into the subject, offering valuable insights from industry experts, including Juergen Soete, the department manager of solar technics at EQUANS, and Anna Carolina Tortora, the virtual energy system program director at National Grid ESO. These experts share their perspectives on the significance of investing in green hydrogen methods, aligning with the ambitious targets set by the European Union. We believe that the valuable insights provided by these accomplished professionals will empower you to make wellinformed decisions for your business.

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Greenerity

Greenerity is a part of the Toray Group. Greenerity’s key innovations are the integration of novel catalyst materials from external partners to reduce precious metal loadings and the experience with Toray´s hydrocarbon membrane technology. It has developed catalyst coated membranes (CCM) and membrane electrode assemblies (MEA) for green hydrogen production and for a range of fuel cell applications.

Greenerity is a part of the Toray Group, a significant player in the global tech market boasting nearly a century-long history in the chemical industry

Mr. Markus Holzmann, Director of Marketing and Sales & Dr. Holger Dziallas, Managing Director
H-TEC SYSTEMS

H-TEC SYSTEMS is a hydrogen expert, innovation driver and partner in the energy transition.The company develops innovative PEM electrolyzers and electrolysis stacks for green hydrogen production.
HH2E

HH2E is a fast-growing, innovative green energy company that has developed the next-gen plant, the HH2EWerk is capable of converting just a few hours of surplus solar and wind power per day into a steady supply of heat and hydrogen.
Hydrogenious LOHC Technologies

Hydrogenious LOHC Technologies adds the missing link to high-performing hydrogen value chains globally. Based on its proven Liquid Organic Hydrogen Carrier (LOHC) technology with benzyl toluene as carrier medium, Hydrogenious LOHC allows for superior, flexible hydrogen supply to consumers in industry and mobility across the globe, utilizing conventional liquidfuel infrastructure.
MAXIMATOR Hydrogen

MAXIMATOR Hydrogen is passionate about building hydrogen filling stations and thus fueling the future. The company’s mission is to make hydrogen usable on a large scale and to help infrastructures achieve climate neutrality
Greenerity

Greenerity is a part of the Toray Group. Greenerity’s key innovations are the integration of novel catalyst materials from external partners to reduce precious metal loadings and the experience with Toray´s hydrocarbon membrane technology. It has developed catalyst coated membranes (CCM) and membrane electrode assemblies (MEA) for green hydrogen production and for a range of fuel cell applications.
Greenerity is a part of the Toray Group, a significant player in the global tech market boasting nearly a century-long history in the chemical industry

Mr. Markus Holzmann, Director of Marketing and Sales & Dr. Holger Dziallas, Managing Director
H-TEC SYSTEMS

H-TEC SYSTEMS is a hydrogen expert, innovation driver and partner in the energy transition.The company develops innovative PEM electrolyzers and electrolysis stacks for green hydrogen production.
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HH2E

HH2E is a fast-growing, innovative green energy company that has developed the next-gen plant, the HH2EWerk is capable of converting just a few hours of surplus solar and wind power per day into a steady supply of heat and hydrogen.
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Hydrogenious LOHC Technologies

Hydrogenious LOHC Technologies adds the missing link to high-performing hydrogen value chains globally. Based on its proven Liquid Organic Hydrogen Carrier (LOHC) technology with benzyl toluene as carrier medium, Hydrogenious LOHC allows for superior, flexible hydrogen supply to consumers in industry and mobility across the globe, utilizing conventional liquidfuel infrastructure.
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MAXIMATOR Hydrogen

MAXIMATOR Hydrogen is passionate about building hydrogen filling stations and thus fueling the future. The company’s mission is to make hydrogen usable on a large scale and to help infrastructures achieve climate neutrality
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