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📢 IEA Hydrogen TCP Annual Report 2025: Insights from our Chair

In our Annual Report 2025, our Chair, Paul Lucchese, shares a strategic perspective on the hydrogen sector's current phase of "industrial maturation."

As Paul highlights, the industry is moving beyond pilot projects to large-scale deployment. He emphasizes that navigating this complexity requires more than just technology, it demands innovation, smarter system integration, and, above all, strengthened global collaboration.

Our Annual Report captures this strategic vision, providing the technical foundation and policy insights needed to scale hydrogen effectively in an evolving energy landscape.

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Austria - BMW Group has awarded the French green hydrogen supplier Lhyfe a multi-year contract to supply its Steyr site in Austria. The hydrogen supplied by Lhyfe will be used for series development, industrialisation, testing and validation. The long-established manufacturing plant at Steyr is developing a hydrogen fuel cell system with production planned to start there in 2028.

"As a producer and supplier of green hydrogen in Europe since 2021, Lhyfe has one of the largest bulk hydrogen transportation fleets in the European Union. In 2025, the company made more than 850 deliveries throughout Europe. It has installed four production sites in France and Germany – with a total production capacity of up to 8.5 tonnes of green hydrogen per day – and plans to commission two additional sites in France by the end of the year."

Matthieu Guesné, founder and CEO of Lhyfe: “BMW Group is one of the world’s leading mobility companies, whom we commend for its concrete commitment to the energy transition in a sector set to undergo profound transformation. For Lhyfe, being chosen to support the industrial development of its fuel cell technology is strong recognition not only of our expertise, but also of our ability to guarantee a reliable supply that meets the standards of major manufacturers.”

Lhyfe press release - https://lnkd.in/d6rgB3Aa

India’s 1st hydrogen train is ready to operate, produces only water v***r instead of CO₂ & pollutants

India is set to launch its first hydrogen-powered train in Haryana, marking a major step toward clean transport. The pilot project will run on the Jind–Sonipat route to test this new technology. The train uses hydrogen fuel cells, producing zero emissions during operation. It releases only water v***r, making it a cleaner alternative to diesel trains.

This initiative is part of Indian Railways push for green and sustainable mobility. It aims to reduce carbon emissions and dependence on fossil fuels. The train is designed for efficient performance with modern onboard systems. It includes features like automatic doors, digital displays, and passenger-friendly upgrades.

Hydrogen fuel is generated at a dedicated facility in Jind. This supports local production and strengthens clean energy infrastructure. Trials and safety checks are currently underway before full operations begin. The official launch will follow once all approvals are completed.

The project is expected to boost eco-friendly travel in Haryana. It also signals a shift toward future-ready, sustainable rail transport in India.

Hydrogen-powered aviation is gaining momentum. H2FLY co-founder Josef Kallo announced that -electric propulsion systems delivering 350–500 kW could be in service by 2030. With continued investment, 1.2 MW systems for larger aircraft may follow shortly after. Advancing performance and scaling technology will be key to enabling aviation at scale.

Read more here: https://fcw.sh/Q6hHeo

Hydrogen Aircraft to Enter Service by 2030 - Fuelcellsworks H2Fly co-founder says hydrogen-electric propulsion systems delivering 350-500 kilowatts could be in production by 2030. Renewable energy critical for green hydrogen fuel.

International Energy Agency (IEA)
Global electricity demand grew more than 2x as fast as overall energy demand in 2025, with electrification & AI expanding strongly

Energy demand growth in the US reached one of its fastest rates this century while growth in emerging economies slowed 👉 https://iea.li/3OUFPGc