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Cache Power hired Babcock & Wilcox to engineer its BrightLoop hydrogen technology, up to 60 tonnes a day with the CO2 captured, into the 640 MW Marguerite Lake compressed-air energy storage plant near La Corey, Alberta. An Alberta Innovates grant pays for part of the study.

Viking Libra, billed as the world's first hydrogen-powered cruise ship, begins a 10-night Greek Odyssey from Piraeus on 3 December 2026.

NEOM Green Hydrogen Company (ACWA Power, Air Products, NEOM) finished building its 2.2 GW electrolysis plant in Saudi Arabia and began commissioning in August 2026; it runs on a dedicated 4 GW wind and solar build and targets commercial output in 2027. Total investment is US$8.4 billion (financial close 2023).

Stegra's Boden plant pairs a 700 MW electrolyser with an electric arc furnace for 2.5 million tonnes a year of near-zero-emission steel, backed by 8 TWh of Uniper and Axpo power deals from 2027; a 30 September 2026 review says completion costs are significantly higher and more capital is needed.

AM Green is building a green hydrogen and ammonia complex at Kakinada, India, with about 640 MW of electrolysers in phase 1 and up to 1,950 MW at full build, powered by a 650 MW Gentari PPA and a 2 GW Greenko pumped-storage project; phase 1 mechanical completion is targeted for September-October 2027. Investment is reported at Rs 13,000 crore (Jan 2026 press coverage of the groundbreaking; the Andhra Pradesh government cites USD 10 billion for the whole project); the company itself calls it a multi-billion dollar investment.

ACWA Power's Yanbu project in Saudi Arabia plans up to 4.4 GW of electrolysers powered by 10 GW of wind and solar, with Sinopec and Tecnicas Reunidas on FEED and Topsoe licensing the ammonia; FID is expected in 2026 and operations in 2030. ACWA Power has not published a cost.