Danish utility Ørsted has withdrawn from several wind-powered green hydrogen schemes after a review of the company’s power-to-x projects. 

Vestas and Finnish state-owned energy company Fortum have settled their €200 million-plus arbitration related to wind power projects in Russia, the two companies announced.

Suzlon is due to supply 400MW of wind turbines to power Indian steel plants, claiming the order is India’s largest turbine deal for a commercial and industrial buyer to date.

Deutsche Bank analysts have raised their target price for Nordex as the manufacturer's wind turbine installations are expected to rise and the outlook is positive in Europe and the US.

Growth in the hydrogen sector will be 10-25% slower than predicted last year, according to new projections from consultancy McKinsey, which places the technology among several for which high costs could hinder progress.

UK flexible energy company Statera Energy has sought development consent for the country’s first utility-scale green hydrogen project to be built in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, to make use of surplus wind generation. 

As it moves to formalise its hydrogen governance framework, the EU has opened a public consultation on the definition of ‘low-carbon hydrogen’ and on draft rules under consideration for hydrogen transport.

Green hydrogen has been injected for the first time into the gas network of Mallorca, one of Spain’s Balearic Islands, by gas network operator Redexis.

Governments should take action to support a more rapid growth of the hydrogen industry, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said in its latest sector report.