This directory provides a structured reference of organisations active in the synthetic fuels and hydrogen supply chain worldwide. The August 2026 edition lists 111 organisations across three segments: 29 synthetic fuel producers, 53 hydrogen and electrolyser players, and 29 catalyst manufacturers. It is intended as a working reference for industry professionals, researchers, and procurement teams seeking a consolidated view of the sector.
Each entry reflects information made publicly available by the organisations themselves. Capacity figures and project data are self-reported by operators and have not been independently verified. No individual names, personal contact details, or specific job titles are included. The registry covers announced projects, declared production capacities, and technology focuses as stated by the listed entities.
This edition adds 31 new organisations compared with the previous release, reflecting continued growth in project announcements and commercial activity across the power-to-X, green hydrogen, and advanced catalyst segments. The directory will be updated on a rolling basis as new verified public information becomes available.
Additions in this edition
Synthetic fuel producers
HIF Global / HIF Chile – Haru Oni (Chile)
Operating at Cabo Negro in the Magallanes region since December 2022, this facility produces e-gasoline (e-Essence) and e-methanol using wind power combined with biogenic and direct-air-captured CO₂, with an announced demonstration capacity of approximately 130,000 litres per year (unverified). Its addition to the directory places the world’s first integrated e-fuels plant on the map, providing a southern-hemisphere reference point for Power-to-Liquid production at pilot scale.
HIF Global / HIF Uruguay – Paysandú (Uruguay)
Planned for the Constancia site in the department of Paysandú, this project is designed to produce e-methanol, e-gasoline, and e-liquefied gas from green hydrogen and captured CO₂, with an announced phased capacity of up to 880,000 tonnes per year (unverified, four-phase build-out, initial exports targeted from 2029). Its inclusion extends the directory’s coverage into South America’s emerging large-scale e-fuels export pipeline and illustrates the scale ambitions of projects currently in FEED.
Carbon Recycling International (CRI) (Iceland)
Located at Svartsengi near Grindavík, CRI has operated the George Olah plant since 2012, producing e-methanol branded Vulcanol by combining geothermal CO₂ with electrolytic hydrogen, at an announced capacity of approximately 4,000 tonnes per year (unverified). Its addition anchors the directory’s earliest commercial-scale e-methanol reference and highlights the role of geothermal energy as a CO₂ and power source in Power-to-X pathways.
INERATEC GmbH (Germany)
Operating at Industriepark Höchst in Frankfurt since June 2025, INERATEC’s ERA ONE facility produces e-SAF, e-diesel, and e-chemicals via a Power-to-Liquid Fischer-Tropsch process, with an announced capacity of 2,500 tonnes per year of e-fuels (unverified). Its entry into the directory adds Europe’s first large-scale commercial PtL plant and reinforces Germany’s position as a key geography for advanced synthetic fuel infrastructure.
European Energy A/S (Denmark)
Inaugurated in May 2025 at Kassø in southern Jutland, this facility produces e-methanol through a Power-to-X / RFNBO process, with an announced capacity of 42,000 tonnes per year (unverified), supplying clients active in shipping, consumer goods, and pharmaceuticals. Its inclusion brings a commercially scaled, renewable-electricity-based methanol producer into the directory and strengthens Nordic coverage of the emerging Power-to-X supply chain.
Nordic Electrofuel AS (Norvège)
Based at Herøya Industrial Park in Porsgrunn, Nordic Electrofuel AS is developing an e-SAF (sustainable aviation fuel) production facility using a Power-to-Liquid pathway combining electrolysis and Fischer-Tropsch synthesis, with an announced pilot capacity of approximately 10 million litres per year and an operator-stated target of 1 billion litres per year by 2033 — figures that remain unverified. Its addition to the directory extends the mapping of electrofuel producers in Scandinavia and reflects the growing role of EU Innovation Fund-backed projects in the emerging PtL value chain.
Hydrogen — green, white and electrolysers
Air Liquide – projet Normand’Hy (France)
The Normand’Hy project, currently under construction at Port-Jérôme-sur-Seine in Normandy, is developing a 200 MW PEM electrolysis facility targeting approximately 28,000 tonnes of green hydrogen per year (figures as announced by the operator, unverified), classified as RFNBO, with commissioning planned for 2026. Its addition to the directory strengthens coverage of large-scale green hydrogen production infrastructure in northern France, particularly for industrial and heavy-mobility supply chains along the Seine corridor.
Nel ASA – Nel Hydrogen (Norway)
Nel Hydrogen is a manufacturer of alkaline (A-Series) and PEM (MC-Series) electrolysers, with a stated annual production capacity of 1.5 GW across its European and North American facilities (figures as announced by the operator, unverified) and more than 7,000 stacks deployed across 80 countries. Its inclusion extends the directory’s coverage of established electrolyser equipment suppliers and provides a reference point for the alkaline and PEM technology segments at industrial scale.
thyssenkrupp nucera AG & Co. KGaA (Germany)
Based in Dortmund, thyssenkrupp nucera designs and supplies large-scale alkaline water electrolysis (AWE) systems, with a standard module output of 20 MW and involvement in projects exceeding 2 GW (figures as announced by the operator, unverified), drawing on a heritage in chlor-alkali electrolysis transferred to green hydrogen production. Adding this organisation to the directory fills a gap in the coverage of industrial-grade AWE equipment manufacturers with a broad international presence.
TBH2 Aquitaine – filiale Terrensis (France)
TBH2 Aquitaine holds two exclusive natural (white) hydrogen and geological helium exploration permits in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques department, covering an area of approximately 225 km² under the Sauve Terre H² perimeter and a second zone under the Coucourou permit granted in December 2025. Its entry into the directory broadens the mapping of the emerging native hydrogen exploration sector in France, a segment previously underrepresented in the registry.
La Française de l’Énergie (France)
Operating from the Lorraine mining basin in Moselle, La Française de l’Énergie conducts geological exploration for natural (white) hydrogen under the Trois-Évêchés permit (2,254 km²), with a deep drilling programme at Pontpierre targeting depths beyond 3,600 m and hydrogen concentrations estimated at up to 98% at depth (figures as announced by the operator, unverified). Its listing complements that of TBH2 Aquitaine and collectively signals the growth of a nascent native hydrogen exploration segment within the French section of the directory.
Hydroma Inc. (Canada / Mali)
Operating since 2012 at the Bourakébougou site in the Koulikoro region of Mali, Hydroma Inc. produces natural (white) hydrogen from a well reported to contain approximately 98 % H₂, with an output of around 5 tonnes per year as declared by the operator — currently used for local electricity supply. Its inclusion in the directory marks the only known commercially operational natural hydrogen production site in the world, providing a unique reference point for geological hydrogen extraction.
Snowfox Discovery (Royaume-Uni)
Snowfox Discovery is a UK-based geological exploration company focused on identifying natural hydrogen accumulations across multiple basins in the United Kingdom and internationally, with a Series A funding round led by BP Ventures in January 2025 and joined by Rio Tinto and Oxford Science Enterprises. Its addition to the directory reflects growing institutional interest in natural hydrogen exploration and signals the entry of major energy companies into this emerging sector.
ELOGEN (France)
ELOGEN, a subsidiary of Gaztransport & Technigaz (GTT) based in Les Ulis, Île-de-France, designs and manufactures PEM electrolysers ranging from a few megawatts to several tens of megawatts, as declared by the operator, intended for renewable hydrogen production projects. Its listing strengthens the directory’s coverage of French PEM electrolyser manufacturing and IPCEI Hydrogen participants.
Lhyfe (France)
Headquartered in Nantes, Lhyfe produces renewable hydrogen through PEM electrolysis coupled with renewable energy sources across multiple sites in France and Europe, with 21 MW of installed capacity and 1.4 GW in development as reported by the operator. Its entry into the directory expands representation of RFNBO-certified green hydrogen producers operating at a commercial multi-site scale across nine countries.
Sunfire SE (Allemagne)
Based in Dresden, Sunfire SE develops and manufactures pressurised alkaline electrolysers and high-temperature solid oxide electrolysis cells (SOEC), with unit capacities of 2,230 Nm³/h and 750 Nm³/h respectively as declared by the operator, serving industrial and energy clients across Europe. Its addition to the directory broadens the mapping of German electrolyser manufacturers offering both alkaline and high-temperature SOEC technology at industrial scale.
Enapter AG (Germany)
Enapter designs and manufactures modular AEM (Anion Exchange Membrane) electrolysers — including the EL 2.1, EL 4, and Nexus models — scalable from 2.4 kW per unit to multi-megawatt configurations, with over 12,000 stacks deployed across 55+ countries (figures as reported by the operator, unverified). Its inclusion in the directory broadens coverage of the AEM electrolyser segment, a technology that operates without iridium or titanium and remains underrepresented relative to PEM and alkaline systems.
ITM Power plc (United Kingdom)
ITM Power develops and manufactures high-power PEM electrolysers for industrial hydrogen applications, with a gigafactory in Sheffield and products such as the HGAS and HPAC series, as well as an active project at Leuna, Germany, in partnership with Linde (figures as reported by the operator, unverified). Adding this LSE-listed manufacturer strengthens the directory’s representation of large-scale PEM electrolyser supply chains in the United Kingdom.
Plug Power Inc. (United States)
Plug Power produces PEM electrolysers and liquid green hydrogen at its own production plants across Georgia, Tennessee, New York, and Louisiana, targeting 500 tonnes per day of liquid hydrogen output through its proprietary network (figures as reported by the operator, unverified). Its entry extends the directory’s mapping of vertically integrated hydrogen ecosystems in North America, combining electrolyser manufacturing, fuelling infrastructure, and fuel cell systems under one organisation.
Gold Hydrogen Ltd (Australia)
Gold Hydrogen conducts geological exploration for naturally occurring white hydrogen on the Yorke Peninsula in South Australia, having completed the country’s first dedicated natural hydrogen drilling programme (Ramsay 1, 2023) and a 650 km² 2D seismic survey in late 2024, with confirmed indications of hydrogen and helium (data as reported by the operator, unverified). Its addition introduces the natural hydrogen exploration segment to the directory, a nascent upstream category not previously represented in the Australian section.
Siemens Energy (Germany)
Siemens Energy manufactures PEM and alkaline electrolysers — notably the Silyzer 300 modules rated at 17.5 MW each — and operates a Berlin gigafactory targeting 3 GW of annual production capacity in partnership with Air Liquide, with installations active in Germany since 2022 (figures as reported by the operator, unverified). Its inclusion completes the directory’s picture of large-scale European electrolyser manufacturing and links to the Normand’Hy project supply chain already referenced in the French offshore wind section.
Catalyst manufacturers
Clariant AG – Catalysts Division (Switzerland)
Clariant manufactures a comprehensive range of syngas catalysts including methanol synthesis catalysts (MegaMax® 700/800), steam reforming catalysts (ReforMax®), HTS/LTS Water-Gas Shift, and methanation catalysts, produced across sites in Switzerland, the United States, and China. Its addition to the directory strengthens coverage of established industrial catalyst suppliers, notably through the MegaZonE™ catalytic layering technology developed in partnership with Air Liquide.
Topsoe A/S (formerly Haldor Topsøe) (Denmark)
Topsoe produces methanol synthesis catalysts (MK-121, MK-151 Fence), steam reforming and ATR catalysts for syngas, hydrogen and ammonia applications, as well as solid oxide electrolysis cells (SOEC) and the eMethanol™ pathway, across facilities in Kongens Lyngby, Frederikssund, and Herning. Its inclusion broadens the directory’s scope to cover both conventional syngas catalysis and high-temperature electrolysis-based e-methanol production.
BASF SE – Catalysts & Chemical Catalysts Division (Germany)
BASF produces the SYNSPIRE® range of methanol synthesis catalysts — including the VARIO and ZERO variants optimised for e-methanol from CO₂ and green hydrogen — alongside pre-reforming (G1-80) and dry reforming (SYNSPIRE® G1-110 / DRYREF) catalysts for syngas and GTL/CTL applications. Its entry into the directory adds a historically significant industrial catalyst producer and a commercially launched (2024) catalyst line dedicated to green methanol synthesis.
Johnson Matthey – PGM Chemicals & Catalysts (Electrolysis) (United Kingdom)
From its Royston site, Johnson Matthey supplies platinum-group metal electrocatalysts for PEM electrolysis, including platinum-based cathode catalysts, iridium oxide anode catalysts for the oxygen evolution reaction, and high-performance catalysed membranes designed for durability in acidic PEM environments. This entry extends the directory’s coverage to PGM-based catalyst materials specifically developed for green hydrogen production via PEM electrolysis.
Topsoe A/S – SOEC Electrolysis (Denmark)
Topsoe’s dedicated SOEC manufacturing facility in Herning produces solid oxide electrolytic cells — comprising transition-metal and ceramic-based catalytic electrodes — for high-temperature hydrogen and CO production via electrolysis. Listed separately from the company’s catalyst division, this entry provides targeted visibility into the industrial-scale SOEC manufacturing activity within the directory’s electrolysis segment.
Bekaert NV – Hydrogen Generation Division (Belgique)
Based in Zwevegem, Bekaert’s Hydrogen Generation Division manufactures titanium porous transport layers (PTL) and ultra-low iridium MEAs for PEM electrolysis, developed under a 2024 technology agreement with Toshiba to reduce iridium content by up to 90% through ACLS technology. Its addition to the directory strengthens coverage of advanced PEM materials suppliers and critical iridium-reduction strategies in the catalyst section.
Giner Inc. (Giner ELX) (États-Unis)
Operating from Newton, Massachusetts, Giner Inc. develops and produces advanced PEM electrolyzer cells and stacks, MEA components, and electrocatalytic materials, with additional programs covering AEM technology and CO₂ electrolysis. Its inclusion extends the directory’s representation of specialized North American PEM electrolyzer developers with established defence and space application references.
Johnson Matthey Plc (Royaume-Uni)
Headquartered in Royston, Hertfordshire, Johnson Matthey supplies methanol synthesis catalysts (KATALCOJM™ 51-series), steam reforming and ATR catalysts, syngas purification solutions, Fischer-Tropsch cobalt catalysts, and PGM electrocatalysts — including platinum and iridium oxide formulations — for PEM electrolysis. Its entry fills a significant gap in the directory by documenting a single supplier active across both conventional chemical catalysis and hydrogen electrolysis catalyst markets.
Umicore – Fuel Cell & Stationary Catalysts (Belgique)
With production of PGM catalyst powders — including Pt/C, Pt-Co/C alloys, and supported IrO₂ for oxygen evolution reactions — carried out in Hanau, Germany, Umicore supplies materials intended for integration into PEM electrolyzer MEAs and commercial stacks, without manufacturing complete electrodes or MEAs itself. Its listing adds a Belgium-headquartered, globally active PGM catalyst powder specialist to the directory’s catalyst section, reflecting supply chain depth upstream of MEA assembly.
Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Company (MGC) (Japon)
MGC, headquartered in Tokyo with methanol production facilities in Niigata, manufactures Cu/ZnO/Al₂O₃-based low-pressure methanol synthesis catalysts, including its M5-5 and M6 grades. Its addition brings an established Japanese supplier into the directory’s catalyst section, reflecting the global distribution of conventional methanol catalyst providers alongside European and North American players.
Synthetic Fuel Producers
This section lists 29 entries covering organisations involved in the production of synthetic fuels, organised by product category: Power-to-Liquid hydrocarbons (e-SAF, e-diesel, e-gasoline and related drop-in fuels), e-methanol, and e-ammonia / green hydrogen. Within each table, projects at every development stage are represented — from operational facilities to those under construction, at Final Investment Decision (FID), or at announcement stage. Several entries relate to the same organisation operating multiple distinct projects, each of which is listed separately. All capacity figures are as announced by the operators and have not been independently verified. Organisations appearing in this edition for the first time are flagged New in the Status column.
Power-to-Liquid Hydrocarbons — e-SAF · e-Diesel · e-Gasoline · e-Naphtha
This table covers facilities and projects producing drop-in liquid hydrocarbon fuels via Power-to-Liquid (PtL) routes, including Fischer-Tropsch synthesis, methanol-to-gasoline and solar-thermochemical processes. Products include sustainable aviation fuel (e-SAF), synthetic diesel, synthetic gasoline and naphtha.
| Organisation | Country & Site | Capacity / Technology | Status |
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HIF Global / HIF Chile — Haru Oni e-Gasoline · e-LPG · PtL (Wind + DAC / biogenic CO₂ + MtG ExxonMobil) |
Chile — Cabo Negro, Región de Magallanes (~40 km north of Punta Arenas) | ~130,000 L/yr (demonstration); scale-up planned. Certified ISCC PLUS and ISCC EU RFNBO (2025). |
Operational (2022) New |
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HIF Global / HIF Uruguay — Paysandú e-Methanol · e-Gasoline · e-LPG · PtL (Green H₂ + captured CO₂; JM eMERALD™ technology) |
Uruguay — Constancia, Departamento de Paysandú | Up to 880,000 t/yr (4 phases). MoU signed with the Uruguayan government (Dec. 2025); estimated investment US$ 5.3 bn. Environmental approval obtained. FEED under way. |
Announced (exports targeted 2029) New |
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Infinium — Project Pathfinder e-SAF · e-Diesel · e-Naphtha · PtL (CO₂ + green H₂) |
United States — Corpus Christi, Texas | Small commercial-pilot scale (volumes not disclosed). Certified ISCC PLUS. First volumes shipped to the US and Europe (2023). | Operational (2024) |
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Infinium — Project Roadrunner e-SAF · e-Diesel · e-Naphtha · PtL (captured CO₂ + wind power) |
United States — Pecos (Reeves County), Texas | 23,000 t/yr e-SAF. FID May 2025; backed by Brookfield Asset Management and Breakthrough Energy Catalyst. Offtake agreements with American Airlines and IAG. | Under Construction (target 2027) |
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INERATEC GmbH — ERA ONE e-SAF · e-Diesel · e-Wax · Power-to-Liquid / Fischer-Tropsch |
Germany — Industriepark Höchst, Frankfurt am Main, Hesse | 2,500 t/yr e-fuels. Supported by EU Innovation Fund and EIB (€70 m). Inaugurated 3 June 2025. |
Operational (2025) New |
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Synhelion SA — Plant DAWN e-Kerosene (SAF) · e-Diesel · e-Gasoline · Sun-to-Liquid (solar thermochemical) |
Germany — Brainergy Park, Jülich, North Rhine-Westphalia (HQ: Zurich, Switzerland) |
Several thousand litres/yr (industrial demonstration). Spin-off of ETH Zurich. Inaugurated 20 June 2024. Offtake: SWISS (Lufthansa Group). |
Operational (2024) New |
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Repsol / Petronor — Bilbao Demo Plant e-SAF · e-Diesel · e-Gasoline · PtL (green H₂ + captured CO₂, FT Johnson Matthey/BP) |
Spain — Port of Bilbao (Petronor complex), Basque Country | ~2,100 t/yr (demonstration) / ~8,000 L/day. 10 MW electrolyser. Investment >€100 m. Partners include Saudi Aramco and Petronor. | Under Construction (target 2025) |
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Arcadia eFuels — Project ENDOR e-SAF · Power-to-Liquid / Fischer-Tropsch |
Denmark — Vordingborg | 80,000 t/yr (100 million L/yr). Final environmental permit obtained from the Danish Environmental Protection Agency. FEED completed. Awaiting FID. | FID Pending |
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Norsk e-Fuel AS — Project Mosjøen e-SAF · e-Diesel · PtL (DAC Climeworks + electrolysis Sunfire) |
Norway — Mosjøen, Nordland (Nesbruket industrial zone) | 50 million L/yr e-crude (~80% e-SAF) → 250 million L/yr by 2030. Advanced FEED stage. Boeing invested in 2025. Offtake: Norwegian Air, Cargolux. Parallel projects announced in Ånge (Sweden) and Rauma (Finland). | Announced |
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Nordic Electrofuel AS — Herøya Pilot e-SAF · e-Kerosene · PtL (electrolysis + Fischer-Tropsch) |
Norway — Herøya Industrial Park, Porsgrunn, Telemark | ~10 million L/yr (pilot); target 1 billion L/yr by 2033. EU Innovation Fund grant €40 m. Binding offtake agreement with P2X-Europe (Mabanaft / H&R Group). FID targeted Q3 2025. Expansion planned in Saudi Arabia (Jubail, 300,000 t/yr) and Oman. |
FID Pending (target 2027) New |
e-Methanol (Power-to-Methanol / Power-to-X)
This table covers facilities producing e-methanol from electrolytic hydrogen and CO₂ (biogenic, geothermal or captured from industrial processes). E-methanol is used directly as a marine fuel, as a chemical feedstock and as a precursor for further PtL conversion to gasoline or SAF.
| Organisation | Country & Site | Capacity / Technology | Status |
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Carbon Recycling International (CRI) — George Olah Renewable Methanol Plant (“Vulcanol”) e-Methanol (geothermal CO₂ + electrolytic H₂; proprietary ETL technology) |
Iceland — Svartsengi (near Grindavík) | ~4,000 t/yr. First commercial e-methanol plant worldwide (opened 2012, expanded 2015). Shareholders include Methanex and Geely. |
Operational (2012) New |
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European Energy A/S — Kassø e-Methanol Facility e-Methanol · Power-to-X / RFNBO (304 MW solar + 52 MW electrolyser + biogenic CO₂) |
Denmark — Kassø, Aabenraa (Southern Jutland) | 42,000 t/yr. First large-scale commercial e-methanol plant worldwide. Inaugurated 13 May 2025. Offtake: Maersk, LEGO, Novo Nordisk. JV: 51% European Energy / 49% Mitsui & Co. |
Operational (2025) New |
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Jiangsu Sailboat Petrochemical (江苏赛维船舶石化) e-Methanol · Power-to-Methanol (electrolytic H₂ + recycled CO₂) |
China — Jiangsu Province | 48 ktoe/yr. One of the first large-scale operational e-methanol projects in China. | Operational (2023) |
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Shanghai Electric / Baicheng Project e-Methanol · Power-to-Methanol |
China — Baicheng, Jilin Province | 48 ktoe/yr. FID reached. Part of the wave of Chinese e-methanol projects representing over 90% of global capacity under construction. | Under Construction (target 2026) |
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CGN (China General Nuclear Power Group) & China Chemical Construction e-Methanol · Power-to-Methanol |
China — Exact location not publicly disclosed | 190 ktoe/yr (Phase 1), expanding to 380 ktoe/yr. FID reached. One of the largest e-methanol projects to have passed Final Investment Decision in China. | Under Construction (target 2025) |
e-Ammonia & Green Hydrogen
This table covers large-scale projects producing green (electrolytic) hydrogen and e-ammonia, including RFNBO-compliant facilities. E-ammonia serves as a hydrogen carrier, a zero-carbon marine fuel and a fertiliser feedstock.
| Organisation | Country & Site | Capacity / Technology | Status |
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NEOM Green Hydrogen Company (NGHC) JV: ACWA Power / Air Products / NEOM — e-Ammonia · Green Hydrogen (4 GW renewables: wind + solar) |
Saudi Arabia — NEOM, Al Muwaileh, Tabuk Province | 1,200,000 t/yr green ammonia (600 t/day H₂). Construction ~90% complete. Electrolyser commissioning and first ammonia production anticipated 2027. Exclusive offtake: Air Products. | Under Construction (target 2027) |
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AM Green Ammonia (Greenko Group subsidiary) — AMGA-K1 e-Ammonia · Green Hydrogen (RFNBO pre-certified) |
India — Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh | 1,000,000 t/yr (Phase 1); target 5 Mt/yr overall. FID reached August 2024; first major equipment erected. Offtake: Yara (50% of Phase 1), Keppel, Uniper. | Under Construction (target 2028) |
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First Ammonia e-Ammonia · Green Hydrogen |
United States — Victoria, Texas | 200 MW (Phase 1). FID and start of construction targeted 2026. FEED entrusted to Worley. Electrolyser technology under review following technology partner change. | FID Pending |
All capacity figures are as reported by the operators and have not been independently verified. Status designations reflect publicly available information at the time of compilation. Organisations flagged New appear in this section of the directory for the first time.
Hydrogen — Green, White and Electrolysers
This section covers fifty-three organisations active across three complementary segments of the hydrogen value chain: green hydrogen production (electrolysis powered by renewable energy, RFNBO-certified where applicable); electrolyser manufacturing (alkaline, PEM, AEM and SOEC technologies); and natural — or “white” — hydrogen (geological exploration and early-stage production). Entries are grouped by segment and, within the electrolyser manufacturing segment, by core technology. A single organisation may appear in more than one segment where its activities span several product lines; in such cases each table row reflects a distinct operational scope. All capacity figures are those announced by the operators concerned and have not been independently verified. Organisations newly added to this edition of the directory are identified as New entry in the Status column.
1. Green Hydrogen Production (Electrolysis)
| Organisation | Country & Site | Capacity / Technology | Status |
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| Air Liquide – Normand’Hy | France — Port-Jérôme-sur-Seine, Normandie | 200 MW PEM / ~28 000 t H₂/year; supplies TotalEnergies refinery (Gonfreville-l’Orcher) and heavy-mobility corridor (Seine axis) | Under construction (2026) — New entry |
| Lhyfe | France — Multi-site (Vendée, Morbihan, Occitanie, Normandie and other European sites) | 21 MW installed (2025); 1.4 GW in development pipeline; PEM electrolysis coupled to renewables (RFNBO-certified); digital H₂ trading platform | Operational — New entry |
| Plug Power Inc. | United States — Latham, NY (HQ); production sites in Georgia, Tennessee, New York, Louisiana | PEM electrolysis + liquid green H₂ production; Woodbine (GA) plant: 15 t/day; target 500 t/day across own network | Operational — New entry |
| Linde plc | Ireland / United States — Guildford, Surrey (legal HQ); Leuna, Germany (PEM plant) | 24 MW PEM electrolyser (Leuna); hydropower-fed; liquefaction capability; further US expansion projects | Operational (Leuna, 2025) |
2. Electrolyser Manufacturers
2a — Alkaline Water Electrolysis (AWE)
| Organisation | Country & Site | Capacity / Technology | Status |
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| Nel ASA (Nel Hydrogen) | Norway — Oslo (HQ); Notodden; Herøya; Wallingford CT (USA) | Alkaline (A-Series) and PEM (MC-Series); manufacturing capacity ~1.5 GW/year (Europe + USA); systems from 2 MW to 100 MW; automated alkaline line launched 2024; acquired by Samsung E&A (March 2025) | Operational — New entry |
| thyssenkrupp nucera AG & Co. KGaA | Germany — Dortmund (HQ); operations in Japan, China, Italy, USA, Saudi Arabia, Australia | AWE scalum® modules (20 MW each); standard project scale: GW-range; >2 GW for NEOM (Saudi Arabia); 300 MW delivered for Cepsa La Rábida (Spain); >700 MW for H2 Green Steel (Sweden) | Operational — New entry |
| John Cockerill Hydrogen | Belgium — Seraing (HQ); Baytown, Texas (USA gigafactory); manufacturing sites in Europe and Asia | Pressurised AWE modules up to 100 MW per installation; manufacturing capacity target ~1 GW/year post-McPhy assets acquisition (July 2025); partner: Greenko (India) | Operational |
| Sunfire SE | Germany — Dresden (HQ, R&D, production); Solingen; Bad Lauchstädt | Pressurised alkaline (2 230 Nm³/h per unit) and SOEC (HyLink®, 750 Nm³/h per module); order backlog >800 MW; 100 MW alkaline unit for RWE Nukleus project (Lingen, announced Feb. 2025) | Operational — New entry |
| HydrogenPro ASA | Norway — Porsgrunn | Large-scale alkaline electrolysers; 100 MW order received from ANDRITZ for German project (March 2025); shareholders include Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Andritz AG | Operational |
| Green Hydrogen Systems (GHS) | Denmark — Kolding | Pressurised modular AWE (X-Series); optimised for intermittent renewable sources (wind, solar) | Operational |
| LONGi Hydrogen (隆基氢能) | China — Xi’an, Shaanxi | High-density alkaline electrolysers; 4 units (1 000 Nm³/h each) delivered Oct. 2024 for first green-ammonia pilot in Uzbekistan; partnership with HydrogenPro (NOK 140 M, Dec. 2024) | Operational |
| Hygreen Energy | China | Alkaline and PEM electrolysers; current production capacity 2 000 MW/year; target 5 000 MW/year; >300 units delivered across 5 continents; >60 patents | Operational |
| McPhy Energy | France — La Motte-Fanjas (Drôme); Paris (HQ); Belfort (gigafactory) | Modular alkaline electrolysers (McLyzer, up to 20 MW); Belfort gigafactory delivered 2024–2025; assets subsequently acquired by John Cockerill Hydrogen (July 2025) | Operational |
2b — Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM)
| Organisation | Country & Site | Capacity / Technology | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Siemens Energy | Germany — Munich (HQ); Berlin-Spandau gigafactory (co-operated with Air Liquide) | PEM Silyzer 300 modules (17.5 MW each); Berlin gigafactory target: 3 GW/year; 280 MW contract with EWE (Emden, July 2024); supplier for Normand’Hy (200 MW) and Cepsa La Rábida (Spain) | Operational — New entry |
| ITM Power plc | United Kingdom — Sheffield (HQ & gigafactory); Leuna, Germany (Linde 24 MW project) | PEM electrolysers (HPAC-40, HPAC-80, Trident); gigafactory Phase 2 in production ramp-up (2024–2025); clients include Ørsted and Shell; Linde partnership for industrial projects | Operational — New entry |
| ELOGEN (subsidiary of GTT – Gaztransport & Technigaz) | France — Les Ulis, Essonne (HQ & production) | PEM electrolysers, from a few MW to several tens of MW per installation; IPCEI Hydrogen participant; supplier notably for HyGreen Provence (Engie) | Operational — New entry |
| Plug Power Inc. | United States — Latham, NY (HQ); production plants in Georgia, Tennessee, New York, Louisiana | PEM electrolyser manufacturing integrated with green H₂ liquid production and fuel-cell ecosystem; Woodbine (GA): 15 t/day (inaugurated Jan. 2024) | Operational — New entry |
| Cummins (Accelera by Cummins) | United States — Columbus, Indiana (HQ) | PEM electrolysers; Accelera division dedicated to hydrogen; revenue target $6–$13 billion by 2030 | Operational |
2c — Anion Exchange Membrane (AEM)
| Organisation | Country & Site | Capacity / Technology | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Enapter AG | Germany / Italy — Saerbeck, NRW (Enapter Campus gigafactory); Crespina, Italy (production); JV Wolong (China) | AEM modular electrolysers (EL 2.1, EL 4, Nexus); 2.4 kW (single module) to multi-MW (multi-module); >12 000 AEM stacks deployed in 55+ countries; no iridium or titanium required | Operational — New entry |
2d — Solid Oxide Electrolysis Cells (SOEC)
| Organisation | Country & Site | Capacity / Technology | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sunfire SE | Germany — Dresden (HQ) | SOEC HyLink® modules (750 Nm³/h per module); pilot efficiency record of 84% LHV; also offers pressurised alkaline range; clients include RWE, Neste, Salzgitter AG | Operational — New entry |
| Topsoe | Denmark — Lyngby (HQ); Herning (SOEC manufacturing plant) | High-temperature SOEC electrolysers; Herning plant: 500 MW/year manufacturing capacity, first at industrial scale; >30 years of SOEC R&D; EU-supported | Operational |
| Bloom Energy | United States — San Jose, California | SOEC electrolysers (and SOFC fuel cells); >1 000 global patents; revenue $1.47 billion (2024) | Operational |
3. Natural (White) Hydrogen — Geological Exploration & Early Production
| Organisation | Country & Site | Capacity / Technology | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hydroma Inc. (formerly Petroma) | Canada / Mali — Montréal (HQ); Bourakébougou, Koulikoro Region, Mali (operations) | Natural geological H₂ production; ~5 t H₂/year; well purity ~98%; 1 264 km² exploitation licence (Block 25); powers village of Bourakébougou (electricity, no CO₂ emissions); estimated cost ~$0.50/kg | Operational (since 2012) — New entry |
| Koloma Inc. | United States — Denver, Colorado (HQ); Kansas and Mid-Continent (exploration) | Geological H₂ exploration; AI-assisted subsurface modelling; $403 million raised (including $245.7 M in Feb. 2024; investors include Amazon, United Airlines, Mitsubishi, Osaka Gas, Khosla Ventures) | Announced / Exploration — New entry |
| Gold Hydrogen Ltd | Australia — Adelaide, South Australia (HQ); Yorke Peninsula, SA (Ramsay project) | Geological H₂ exploration; 650 km² seismic survey (completed late 2024); Ramsay 1 & 2 wells: H₂ concentrations up to 86–96% confirmed (2023–2025); helium also indicated; listed on ASX | Announced / Exploration — New entry |
| HyTerra Ltd | Australia — Perth, WA (HQ); Kansas & Nebraska, United States (Nemaha Project; Geneva Project) | Geological H₂ exploration; >80 000 acres under lease (Nemaha Ridge, KS); H₂ concentrations up to 96.1% (Sue Duroche 3 well, May 2025); 16% interest in Geneva Project (NE) with Natural Hydrogen Energy LLC; first ASX-listed company exclusively focused on natural H₂ | Announced / Exploration — New entry |
| Natural Hydrogen Energy LLC | United States — Nebraska (Geneva Project) | Geological H₂ exploration; partner of HyTerra on the Geneva Project (Nebraska); among the earliest US explorers of natural hydrogen | Announced / Exploration |
| Helios Aragon | Spain — Monzón, Aragon | Geological H₂ and helium exploration; aims to develop the first natural H₂ project in Europe at Monzón; post-extraction reservoirs considered for green H₂ storage | Announced (target: by 2030) |
| TBH2 Aquitaine (subsidiary of Terrensis) | France — Pyrénées-Atlantiques, Nouvelle-Aquitaine (Sauve Terre H₂ permit, 225 km²; Coucourou permit) | Geological H₂ and helium exploration; first French company to hold an exclusive natural hydrogen research permit (granted December 2023); second permit “Coucourou” obtained December 2025; Deeptech and French Tech Seed labels (Bpifrance) | Announced / Exploration — New entry |
| La Française de l’Énergie (FDE) | France — Forbach, Moselle; Folschviller & Pontpierre wells (Lorraine coalfield basin) | Geological H₂ exploration; Trois-Évêchés permit (2 254 km², granted 26 January 2026, 5-year term, €8.26 M commitment); H₂ concentration measured at 15% at 1 093 m depth; target depth >3 000 m (estimated purity ~98%); Pontpierre borehole >3 600 m (2025) | Announced / Exploration — New entry |
| Snowfox Discovery | United Kingdom — multi-basin exploration (UK and international) | Geological H₂ exploration; Series A funding round led by BP Ventures (January 2025), with Rio Tinto and Oxford Science Enterprises as co-investors | Announced / Exploration — New entry |
Note — All capacity and production figures cited in this section are based on information published or announced by the organisations listed and have not been independently verified by the directory editors. Duplicate entries arising from organisations active in multiple product segments have been consolidated into the most representative table for each operational scope. Organisations marked “New entry” were not featured in the previous edition of this directory.
Catalyst Manufacturers
This section lists 29 entries — consolidating multiple records per group — covering the principal industrial manufacturers of catalysts and related electrochemical materials serving the methanol, syngas, hydrogen and electrolysis value chains. Organisations are grouped by primary product or technology domain: (1) methanol synthesis catalysts, (2) syngas, steam reforming and pre-reforming catalysts, (3) PEM electrolysis electrocatalysts and PGM materials, (4) solid oxide electrolysis (SOEC) cells and catalytic electrodes, and (5) membrane and porous-transport-layer (PTL) materials for PEM electrolysis. Several groups appear across multiple technology categories; they are listed in each relevant table with a unified notation. Entries bearing the label New addition were not present in earlier editions of this directory. Where no capacity figure is disclosed by the operator, the field is left blank; all capacity data, when stated, are as reported by the organisations themselves and have not been independently verified.
1 · Methanol Synthesis Catalysts
| Organisation | Country & Site | Capacity or Technology | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Topsoe A/S topsoe.com |
Denmark – Kongens Lyngby (HQ & R&D); Frederikssund (production); Bayport TX, USA (production); joint-venture with Yanchang, China (2022) | Catalysts: MK-121, MK-151 Fence (Cu/ZnO) for low-pressure methanol synthesis. SynCOR™ syngas technology. JV with Yanchang for local MK-151+ production in China. | Operational |
| Topsoe A/S (formerly Haldor Topsøe) topsoe.com |
Denmark – Kongens Lyngby (HQ & R&D); Frederikssund (production); Herning (SOEC plant) | MK-121, MK-151 Fence methanol catalysts; eMethanol™ process; partnership with Sasol for G2L™ GTL technology. Industrial catalyst producer since 1940. | New addition |
| Johnson Matthey plc matthey.com |
United Kingdom – London (HQ); Billingham; Royston, Hertfordshire (R&D + operational HQ); Wayne PA & Savannah GA, USA; global sites | KATALCO™ 51-series (Cu/ZnO) methanol synthesis catalysts; KATALCOJM™ 51-series. Widely deployed in global methanol plants since the 1960s. Catalyst Technologies division transferred to Honeywell in 2025; PGM electrolysis activity retained. | Operational |
| Johnson Matthey Plc matthey.com |
United Kingdom – Royston, Hertfordshire (R&D + operational HQ); Savannah GA, USA; global sites | KATALCOJM™ 51-series methanol catalysts; CRG/SMR reforming; Fischer-Tropsch cobalt catalysts; PGM electrocatalysts (Pt, IrOx) for PEM electrolysis. | New addition |
| Clariant AG clariant.com |
Switzerland – Muttenz/Pratteln (HQ); Gendorf, Germany; Louisville KY, USA; Nanjing & Shanghai, China; India | MegaMax® 700/800 methanol synthesis catalysts enabling MegaMethanol® and GigaMethanol processes. MegaZonE™ catalytic layering technology (partnership with Air Liquide). New Plus syngas series launched November 2024. | Operational |
| Clariant AG – Catalysts Division clariant.com |
Switzerland – Muttenz (HQ); Louisville KY, USA (production); Nanjing & Shanghai, China | MegaMax® 700/800 methanol synthesis; ReforMax® steam reforming; HTS/LTS Water-Gas Shift; methanation – complete syngas catalyst portfolio. Syngas catalyst supplier for more than 60 years. | New addition |
| BASF SE – Chemical Catalysts & Adsorbents chemical-catalysts-and-adsorbents.basf.com |
Germany – Ludwigshafen (HQ, R&D & production); Iselin NJ, USA; Tarragona, Spain; Geismar LA, USA; 30+ global sites | SYNSPIRE® methanol catalyst series including SYNSPIRE® Methanol ZERO (optimised for e-methanol from CO₂ and green H₂, launched commercially 2024). First industrial methanol process developed by BASF in 1923. First 3D-printed catalyst plant (X3D® technology) started at Ludwigshafen March 2026. | Operational |
| BASF SE – Catalysts & Chemical Catalysts Division chemical-catalysts-and-adsorbents.basf.com |
Germany – Ludwigshafen (HQ); Iselin NJ, USA; Heidelberg (hte GmbH pilot) | SYNSPIRE® VARIO and ZERO methanol catalysts; pre-reforming (G1-80); dry reforming (SYNSPIRE® G1-110 / DRYREF Linde process); GTL/CTL syngas catalysts. | New addition |
| Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Company (MGC) mgc.co.jp/eng |
Japan – Tokyo (HQ, Chiyoda-ku); Niigata (methanol production) | Cu/ZnO/Al₂O₃ methanol synthesis catalysts M5-5 and M6 for low-pressure synthesis. Proprietary radial converter technology (MRF-Z reactor). Recognised among the four principal global methanol catalyst suppliers in academic literature. | Operational |
| Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Company (MGC) mgc.co.jp/eng |
Japan – Tokyo (HQ); Niigata (methanol production) | Cu/ZnO/Al₂O₃ methanol synthesis catalysts M5-5 and M6 for low-pressure synthesis. | New addition |
2 · Syngas, Steam Reforming and Pre-reforming Catalysts
| Organisation | Country & Site | Capacity or Technology | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Topsoe A/S topsoe.com |
Denmark – Kongens Lyngby (HQ & R&D); Frederikssund (production); Bayport TX, USA (production) | SMR and ATR catalysts (RKS, RKA series); syngas, ammonia and hydrogen production. SynCOR™ autothermal reforming technology. | Operational |
| Johnson Matthey plc matthey.com |
United Kingdom – Billingham; Royston, Hertfordshire; Wayne PA, USA | PURAVISTM / CRG LH steam reforming catalysts; KATALCO™ QUADRALOBE™ SMR; ATR and GTL syngas catalysts. | Operational |
| Clariant AG clariant.com |
Switzerland – Muttenz/Pratteln (HQ); Gendorf, Germany; Louisville KY, USA | ReforMax™ steam reforming catalysts; pre-reforming; ATR; SNG methanation; HTS/LTS shift. SMR catalysts in production for more than 60 years. | Operational |
| BASF SE – Chemical Catalysts & Adsorbents chemical-catalysts-and-adsorbents.basf.com |
Germany – Ludwigshafen (HQ, R&D); Iselin NJ, USA; Tarragona, Spain; Geismar LA, USA | SYNSPIRE™ G1-110 dry reforming; G1-80 pre-reforming; G1-85 methanation; syngas GTL/CTL catalysts. New Catalyst Development and Solids Processing Center opened Ludwigshafen December 2024. | Operational |
| C&CS GmbH (Chemicals & Catalysts Specialists) candcs.de |
Germany | Zeolitic supports and Fe/Co/Ni catalysts for Fischer-Tropsch synthesis (consultancy and supply). | Operational |
3 · PEM Electrolysis Electrocatalysts and PGM Materials
| Organisation | Country & Site | Capacity or Technology | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Johnson Matthey plc matthey.com |
United Kingdom – London (HQ); European, North American and Asian production sites | PGM electrocatalysts for PEM electrolysis (Pt/C cathode, Ir anode OER); Hydrogen Technologies division active in PEM electrolysis. | Operational |
| Johnson Matthey – PGM Chemicals & Catalysts (Electrolysis) matthey.com |
United Kingdom – Royston, Hertfordshire | PGM electrocatalysts for PEM electrolysis: Pt (cathode HER), IrOx (anode OER); high-performance catalyst-coated membranes optimised for acidic PEM environments and extended cell lifetime. | New addition |
| BASF Environmental Catalyst and Metal Solutions (ECMS) basf-catalystsmetals.com |
Germany – Hanau (H₂ laboratory / CCM); Budenheim (MEA/CCM PEM production) | PEM electrolysis catalysts (Ir/Pt); catalyst-coated membranes (CCM); Celtec® high-temperature MEA. Dedicated green hydrogen laboratory opened Hanau November 2024; new CCM production installation announced at Budenheim. | Operational |
| Umicore N.V. – Fuel Cell & Stationary Catalysts umicore.com |
Belgium – Brussels (HQ); Hanau, Germany (Pt/C and IrOx production); Hoboken (PGM recycling) | Pt/C (HER cathode), Pt-Co/C alloys, IrO₂ supported on TiO₂ – Elyst Ir75 0480 (OER anode reference); catalytic powders for MEA (no electrodes or complete MEA supplied). Dedicated Fuel Cell & Stationary Catalysts unit created 2020; 30 years of PEM experience. | Operational |
| Umicore – Fuel Cell & Stationary Catalysts umicore.com |
Belgium – Brussels (HQ); Hanau, Germany (Pt/C, IrOx production) | PGM electrocatalytic powders for PEM electrolysers and fuel cells (Pt/C, Pt-Co/C, IrO₂ supported). Targets hydrogen, marine and automotive markets. Catalytic powders only; MEA integration performed by third parties. | New addition |
| Heraeus Precious Metals GmbH & Co. KG heraeus-precious-metals.com |
Germany – Hanau (HQ & production); 15 global sites | Iridium-based PEM electrolysis catalysts: Actydon Ir S, H2-EL-xxIrO-S (anode OER); Pt/C (cathode HER). Low-Ir catalyst development reducing PGM loading 50–90% in CCMs (Kopernikus project). Hydrogen Systems business line established at Hanau. | Operational |
| Tanaka Kikinzoku Kogyo K.K. (TANAKA) tanaka.co.jp |
Japan – Tokyo, Chiyoda-ku (HQ); Frankfurt (Europe); Chicago (USA) | PGM catalysts (Pt/C, Ir) for PEM electrolysis and fuel cells; platinum group metals. Founded 1885. | Operational |
| Giner Inc. (Giner ELX) ginerinc.com |
United States – Newton, Massachusetts | Advanced PEM electrolyser cells and stacks; MEA development and electrocatalytic materials for PEM and AEM electrolysis; CO₂ electrolysis. Defence (US Navy submarines) and space (International Space Station) heritage. | New addition |
| Bekaert NV – Hydrogen Generation Division bekaert.com |
Belgium – Zwevegem (HQ); PEM membrane/PTL production sites | Titanium porous transport layers (PTL) for PEM electrolysis; ultra-low iridium MEA materials (ACLS technology, Toshiba/Bekaert agreement signed February 2024, targeting up to 90% iridium reduction). | New addition |
4 · Solid Oxide Electrolysis (SOEC) – Catalytic Electrodes and Cells
| Organisation | Country & Site | Capacity or Technology | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Topsoe A/S – SOEC Electrolysis topsoe.com |
Denmark – Herning (dedicated SOEC manufacturing plant); Kongens Lyngby (R&D) | Solid oxide electrolyser cells (SOEC) – transition-metal and ceramic catalytic electrodes for high-temperature H₂ and CO production. Herning plant dedicated to industrial-scale SOEC cell manufacturing. Largest SOEC plant in Europe inaugurated 2025. | New addition |
5 · Membranes and Porous Transport Layers for PEM Electrolysis
| Organisation | Country & Site | Capacity or Technology | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Chemours Company – Nafion™ chemours.com |
United States – Fayetteville NC (Nafion production); Villers-Saint-Paul, France (capacity expansion announced 2022) | Nafion™ PFSA proton-exchange membranes for PEM electrolysis and PEMFC; catalyst-coated membranes (CCM). Reference PEM membrane at industrial scale. DuPont spinoff 2015; capacity expansion plan announced 2022. | Operational |
| Greenerity GmbH (Toray Group) greenerity.com |
Germany – Alzenau / Hanau | Membrane-electrode assemblies (MEA) and catalyst-coated membranes (CCM) for PEM electrolysis and PEMFC. Founded 2006 (JV Umicore-Solvay, then SolviCore); acquired by Toray 2015. Partner in Kopernikus P2X project (BMBF) for low-Ir MEA. | Operational |
| W. L. Gore & Associates gore.com |
United States – Newark DE (HQ); Putzbrunn, Germany (membrane production) | Gore-Select® ePTFE-reinforced PFSA membranes for PEM electrolysis and PEMFC; catalyst-coated membranes (CCM). ePTFE reinforcement improves durability and mechanical integrity of thin membranes. | Operational |
| Bekaert NV – Hydrogen Generation Division bekaert.com |
Belgium – Zwevegem (HQ); membrane/PTL production sites | Titanium porous transport layers (PTL) for PEM electrolysis; ultra-low iridium MEA materials (ACLS technology, Toshiba/Bekaert agreement February 2024). See also Table 3. | New addition |
Note: Several organisations appear in more than one technology table, reflecting multi-technology portfolios. All capacity data are as announced by the respective organisations and have not been independently verified. No individual names, personal addresses or individual functions are disclosed in this directory.
Business contact details
The contact details below are legal-entity details, as published by the organisations themselves on their corporate websites. Each entry cites its source. No personal data is included.
Synthetic Fuel Producers — Professional Directory
| Organisation | Website | Contact | Headquarters | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Infinium (Project Pathfinder & Project Roadrunner) | infiniumco.com | contact@infinium.com | 1415 L Street, Suite 350, Sacramento, CA 95814, USA |
PR Newswire (Pathfinder) PR Newswire (Roadrunner) |
| HIF Global LLC / HIF Chile (Haru Oni) / HIF Uruguay (Paysandú) | hifglobal.com | contact@hifglobal.com | 1330 Post Oak Blvd, Suite 1600, Houston, TX 77056, USA (global HQ) |
hifglobal.com/locations/hif-haru-oni hifglobal.com/locations/paysandu |
| INERATEC GmbH (ERA ONE facility, Frankfurt; Karlsruhe HQ) | ineratec.de | info@ineratec.de | Siemensallee 84, 76187 Karlsruhe, Germany (HQ) · Industriepark Höchst, 65926 Frankfurt am Main, Germany (plant) · Marie-Curie-Straße 3, 76131 Karlsruhe, Germany | ineratec.de – ERA ONE announcement |
| European Energy A/S (incl. Kasso e-methanol facility) | europeanenergy.com |
info@europeanenergy.dk info@europeanenergy.com +45 7023 5050 · +45 7070 0840 · +45 7070 3060 |
Gyngemose Parkvej 50, 2860 Søborg, Denmark · Nyropsgade 18, 2. sal, 1602 Copenhagen, Denmark |
europeanenergy.com/kasso Kasso inauguration release |
| Arcadia eFuels | arcadiaefuels.com | info@arcadiaefuels.com | Copenhagen, Denmark | bws.net – Arcadia eFuels permit |
| Norsk e-Fuel AS (Project Mosjøen) | norsk-e-fuel.com |
contact@norsk-e-fuel.com info@norsk-e-fuel.com |
Oslo, Norway | norsk-e-fuel.com/projects |
| Nordic Electrofuel AS | nordicelectrofuel.no | contact@nordicelectrofuel.no | Kjølnes Ring 30, 3918 Porsgrunn, Norway · Oslo, Norway |
Argus Media Norwep |
| AM Green Ammonia (subsidiary of Greenko Group) | amgreen.com | info@amgreen.com | Hyderabad, Telangana, India | Ammonia Energy Association |
| NEOM Green Hydrogen Company (NGHC) — JV ACWA Power / Air Products / NEOM | airproducts.com – NEOM complex | NEOM City, Tabuk Province, Saudi Arabia | IndexBox | |
| First Ammonia | firstammonia.com | New York, USA | firstammonia.com/news | |
| Repsol S.A. / Petronor (incl. Bilbao demo plant) | repsol.com |
informacion@repsol.com comunicacion@repsol.com +34 900 100 100 |
Calle Méndez Álvaro, 44, 28045 Madrid, Spain |
Oxford CE Journal repsol.com – synthetic fuels |
| Shanghai Electric / Baicheng Project | shanghai-electric.com | Shanghai, China | Sia Partners – International e-fuels observatory (Apr. 2025) | |
| CGN (China General Nuclear Power Group) & China Chemical Construction | cgnpc.com.cn | Shenzhen, Guangdong, China | Sia Partners – International e-fuels observatory (Apr. 2025) | |
| Synhelion SA (Plant DAWN) | synhelion.com | info@synhelion.com | Technoparkstrasse 1, 8005 Zurich, Switzerland (HQ) · Brainergy Park, Jülich, Germany (DAWN plant) | synhelion.com – DAWN inauguration |
| Carbon Recycling International (CRI) | carbonrecycling.com | info@carbonrecycling.is | Kópur, Kópavogur 200, Iceland | carbonrecycling.com/about-us |
Note: Production capacities and project statuses are as announced by the operators and have not been independently verified. Duplicate source entries for the same organisation have been consolidated into a single row. No personal data is included.
Directory — Hydrogen: Green, White & Electrolysers
Contact details are sourced from public records. Capacities are as announced by operators and have not been independently verified.
| Organisation | Website | Contact | Headquarters | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Air Liquide Normand’Hy | normandhy.airliquide.com | Zone industrielle de Port-Jérôme, Normandie, France | clean-hydrogen.europa.eu | |
| Air Liquide – Normand’Hy project (Air Liquide SA HQ) | normandhy.airliquide.com | 75 quai d’Orsay, 75007 Paris, France | clean-hydrogen.europa.eu | |
| Lhyfe | lhyfe.com | 66 Boulevard de Berlin, 44000 Nantes, France | batirama.com | |
| Nel ASA (Nel Hydrogen) | nelhydrogen.com |
info@nelhydrogen.com +47 23 24 89 50 |
Karenslyst allé 49, 0279 Oslo, Norway | nelhydrogen.com/contact |
| thyssenkrupp nucera AG & Co. KGaA | thyssenkrupp-nucera.com |
info@thyssenkrupp-nucera.com +49 231 229727100 |
Freie-Vogel-Str. 385a, 44269 Dortmund, Germany | clean-hydrogen.europa.eu |
| Sunfire SE | sunfire.de |
info@sunfire.de +49 351 896797-0 |
Gasanstaltstraße 2, 01237 Dresden, Germany | clean-hydrogen.europa.eu |
| Enapter AG | enapter.com | Am Westpark 1, 48369 Saerbeck, Germany | enapter.com/contact | |
| Enapter (Italy / Germany) | enapter.com | Via Giuntini 25, 56023 Pisa, Italy | enapter.com | |
| John Cockerill | john-cockerill.com | Rue du Vieux Mayeur 1, 4100 Seraing, Belgium | nacleanenergy.com | |
| John Cockerill Hydrogen | hydrogen.johncockerill.com | Seraing, Walloon Region, Belgium | hydrogen.johncockerill.com | |
| Siemens Energy | siemens-energy.com | Otto-Hahn-Ring 6, 81739 Munich, Germany | siemens-energy.com | |
| ITM Power plc | itm-power.com | Bessemer Park, Bessemer Road, Sheffield S9 3XN, United Kingdom | wikipedia.org | |
| McPhy Energy | mcphy.com | Tour Arago, 5 Rue Bellini, 92806 Puteaux, France | reportprime.com | |
| Elogen (Engie subsidiary) | elogenh2.com | 1 Rue de la Guivernone, 91940 Les Ulis, France | aciebenergie.fr | |
| ELOGEN (GTT subsidiary) | elogen.com | 10 Avenue de l’Ariane, 91940 Les Ulis, France | ensun.io | |
| Plug Power Inc. | plugpower.com | +1 518-782-7700 | 968 Albany Shaker Road, Latham, NY 12110, United States | headquarterscontacts.com |
| Bloom Energy | bloomenergy.com | 4353 North First Street, San Jose, CA 95134, United States | wikipedia.org | |
| Cummins (Accelera by Cummins) | cummins.com | 500 Jackson Street, Columbus, IN 47201, United States | transpireinsight.com | |
| Topsoe | topsoe.com | Haldor Topsøes Allé 1, 2800 Kongens Lyngby, Denmark | topsoe.com | |
| Green Hydrogen Systems (GHS) | greenhydrogensystems.com | Kolding, Denmark | greenhydrogensystems.com | |
| LONGi Hydrogen (隆基氢能) | longihydrogen.com | Xi’an, Shaanxi, China | blackridgeresearch.com | |
| Hygreen Energy | hygreenenergy.com | blackridgeresearch.com | ||
| HydrogenPro ASA | hydrogenpro.com | Porsgrunn, Norway | blackridgeresearch.com | |
| Linde plc | linde.com | The Priestley Centre, 10 Priestley Road, Surrey Research Park, Guildford GU2 7XY, United Kingdom | linde.com | |
| Koloma Inc. | koloma.com | Denver, Colorado, United States | koloma.com | |
| Hydroma Inc. (formerly Petroma) | hydroma.ca | Montréal, Québec, Canada (HQ; operational site in Mali) | hydroma.ca | |
| Gold Hydrogen Ltd | goldhydrogen.com.au | Level 2, 175 Eagle Street, Brisbane QLD 4000, Australia | squatex.com | |
| HyTerra Ltd. | hyterra.com | Perth, Western Australia, Australia | hyterra.com | |
| Helios Aragon | helios-aragon.com | Monzón, Aragon, Spain | helios-aragon.com | |
| Natural Hydrogen Energy LLC | naturalhydrogen.energy | Nebraska, United States | globenewswire.com | |
| TBH2 Aquitaine (Terrensis subsidiary) | tbh2aquitaine.fr | Pau, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France | tbh2aquitaine.fr | |
| La Française de l’Énergie (FDE) | la-francaise-energie.fr | 1 place du Général de Gaulle, 57440 Forbach, France | orelnienergie.com | |
| Snowfox Discovery | snowfoxdiscovery.com | squatex.com |
Catalyst Manufacturers — Professional Directory
| Organisation | Website | Contact | Headquarters | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Topsoe A/S | www.topsoe.com | Tel: +45 4527 2000 info@topsoe.com / postmaster@topsoe.com |
Haldor Topsøes Allé 1, DK-2800 Kgs. Lyngby, Denmark | topsoe.com/global-locations topsoe.com/contact |
| Johnson Matthey Plc | matthey.com | Tel: +44 1763 253 000 | Orchard Road, Royston SG8 5HE, United Kingdom (London office: 2 Gresham Street, London EC2V 7QP) |
matthey.com – Methanol Catalyst matthey.com – PEM Electrolysis technology.matthey.com/contact |
| Clariant AG – Catalysts Division | clariant.com – Syngas Catalysts | Tel: +1 502 634 7200 (Louisville site, USA) | Rothausstrasse 61, 4132 Muttenz, Switzerland (alt. address: Hardstrasse 61, 4133 Pratteln, Switzerland) |
clariant.com – Methanol clariant.com – Steam Reforming |
| BASF SE – Chemical Catalysts & Adsorbents | chemical-catalysts-and-adsorbents.basf.com | Carl-Bosch-Strasse 38, 67056 Ludwigshafen am Rhein, Germany | BASF – Syngas Catalysts BASF – SYNSPIRE Methanol |
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| BASF Environmental Catalyst and Metal Solutions (ECMS) | basf-catalystsmetals.com | Carl-Bosch-Strasse 38, 67056 Ludwigshafen am Rhein, Germany | Hydrocarbon Engineering – BASF ECMS | |
| Umicore – Fuel Cell & Stationary Catalysts | umicore.com – Fuel Cell Catalysts | Broekstraat 31 / Rue du Marais 31, 1000 Brussels, Belgium | umicore.com – Contact pmc.umicore.com – Water Electrolysis |
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| Heraeus Precious Metals GmbH & Co. KG | heraeus-precious-metals.com | Heraeusstrasse 12-14, 63450 Hanau, Germany | heraeus-precious-metals.com – Hydrogen | |
| Tanaka Kikinzoku Kogyo K.K. (TANAKA) | tanaka.co.jp | Tokyo Building, Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-6422, Japan | Wikipedia – Tanaka Kikinzoku | |
| C&CS GmbH (Chemicals & Catalysts Specialists) | candcs.de | candcs.de – Fischer-Tropsch Catalysts | ||
| Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Company (MGC) | mgc.co.jp/eng | 5-2, Marunouchi 1-chome, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-8324, Japan | RSC – Energy & Environmental Science | |
| The Chemours Company – Nafion™ | chemours.com | 1007 Market Street, Wilmington, Delaware 19899, United States | chemours.com – Energy | |
| Greenerity GmbH (Toray Group subsidiary) | greenerity.com | Rodenbacher Chaussee 4, 63457 Hanau, Germany | energy-xprt.com – Greenerity toray.eu – Network |
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| W. L. Gore & Associates | gore.com | 555 Paper Mill Road, Newark, Delaware 19711, United States | Power Engineering Int. – PEM Electrolyser Materials | |
| Bekaert NV – Hydrogen Generation Division | bekaert.com – Hydrogen Generation | Bekaertstraat 2, 8550 Zwevegem, Belgium | bekaert.com – PGM Research | |
| Giner Inc. (Giner ELX) | ginerinc.com | 89 Rumford Avenue, Newton, MA 02466, United States | ginerinc.com – Electrolyzers | |
| Note: All capacities and technical specifications cited are as announced by the organisations themselves and have not been independently verified. Duplicate entries in the source dataset have been consolidated by organisation. Contact details are reproduced as published; no personal names or individual contact data are included. | ||||
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