1,804 upcoming projects, followed from feasibility and offtake talks through to first hydrogen. Electrolyser capacity, offtake, capex, EPCs, stack suppliers, FID status, and verified developer contacts.
As of 2 October 2026, Blackridge Research & Consulting tracks 1,804 upcoming hydrogen production projects worldwide, representing $3.06 trillion in announced capital expenditure.
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What it is
A market intelligence platform tracking green hydrogen and derivative projects worldwide, from the first government strategy and subsidy pre-qualification through permitting, FEED, offtake negotiation, FID, construction, commissioning, and operation. Every record carries verified investment values, electrolyser capacity, offtake status, timelines, stakeholders, tenders, and decision-maker contacts.
Electrolyser makers, EPCs, offtakers and lenders use it to find projects while offtake is still being negotiated, judge which are likely to reach a final investment decision, and follow each plant to first hydrogen.
Coverage begins with feasibility studies, subsidy and auction applications, offtake memoranda and land reservations in industrial ports, read in the local language before a project is announced.
Developer, offtaker, electrolyser and stack supplier, EPC, and balance-of-plant and power suppliers are mapped to each plant with verified contacts.
Each plant carries its stage, from feasibility and front-end engineering through final investment decision to construction and first hydrogen, with an alert the day a watched project takes FID.
Electrolyser capacity, offtake terms and FID dates are reconciled against two independent sources and cited with a last-verified date, because announced and financed capacity often diverge in this sector.
Pipeline Preview
Ranked by announced capex, these are the ten largest hydrogen projects in the pipeline; each full record carries electrolyser capacity, offtake and FID status, EPC and stack awards, and named developer contacts.
| # | Project | Location | Capacity | Capex | Stage | Companies | Updated |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | GHI - Spirit of Scotia Green Hydrogen Production Plant | Nova Scotia, Canada | Not disclosed | $1.00T | Planning | 1 | 2025-11-11 |
| 2 | TS - Telangana Green Hydrogen Hub | Telangana, India | Not disclosed | $100B | Planning | 1 | 2025-01-08 |
| 3 | HYRASIA - Hyrasia One Green Hydrogen and Ammonia Production Plant | Kazakhstan | Not disclosed | $55B | Planning | 6 | 2025-08-27 |
| 4 | CWPG - Aman Green Hydrogen Production Plant | Mauritania | Not disclosed | $40B | FEED | 2 | 2026-09-17 |
| 5 | SJG - Lishu Wind and Solar Green Hydrogen Biomass Coupled Green Methanol Production Plant | Jilin Province, China | Not disclosed | $35B | Planning | 1 | 2026-01-06 |
| 6 | CONJUNCTA/IPH/MIC - Nouakchott Green Hydrogen Production Plant | Mauritania | Not disclosed | $34B | Study | 3 | 2025-11-14 |
| 7 | CWP/CIP/GoDJI - Green Star Hydrogen Hub | Djibouti | Not disclosed | $30B | Planning | 3 | 2025-08-06 |
| 8 | PoT - Port of Rotterdam Ammonia Cracking Plant | Netherlands | 1 TPA | $29B | Planning | 19 | 2024-05-29 |
| 9 | CEI - BrintO Green Hydrogen Production Plant | Denmark | Not disclosed | $27B | Planning | 3 | 2025-06-06 |
| 10 | BP/IE/CWPG - Australian Renewable Energy Hub (AREH) | Western Australia, Australia | Not disclosed | $24B | Planning | 3 | 2025-11-19 |
Who is building
The most active owners and developers in the pipeline, ranked by the number of projects they hold, with the stage those projects have reached. Select a company to get its full project list and verified contacts.
Blackridge Research & Consulting tracks 1,536 owners and developers across the hydrogen pipeline. The most active is Lhyfe, with 23 projects.
Top 25 of 1,536 companies
Market intelligence
Blackridge tracks 1,536 owners and developers across the hydrogen pipeline. The 25 most active hold 245 projects between them, led by Lhyfe (23), Endesa, S.A. (13) and Everfuel A/S (13).
The five busiest account for 30% of the projects held by the top 25, so the pipeline is spread across a broad field of builders rather than a few dominant ones.
Of the top 25, 21 act as owners only and 4 both own and develop.
Across their projects, 10% are already past contract award. Air Liquide S.A. has the most in that phase, with 4 projects at award or under construction.
Full profiles for all 1,536 companies, with their project lists, contract awards and verified contacts, are in the database.
Company questions
Ranked by the number of upcoming projects they hold as owner or developer, the most active hydrogen companies are Lhyfe (23), Endesa, S.A. (13), Everfuel A/S (13), HDF Energy SAS (13) and Fortescue Future Industries (12). Blackridge tracks 1,536 companies across the pipeline in total.
Blackridge Research & Consulting tracks 1,536 owners and developers with upcoming hydrogen projects. The 25 most active hold 245 projects between them.
By number of projects, Lhyfe is the most active, with 23 upcoming projects as owner and developer. Of these, 3 are past contract award and 20 in study, planning or design. Endesa, S.A. follows with 13 projects.
Counting projects at contract award, pre-construction or under construction, the leaders are Air Liquide S.A. (4), Lhyfe (3) and Enertrag SE (3).
Among the 25 most active, 4 companies act as both owner and developer: Lhyfe, Fortescue Future Industries, EETC - Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company and Engie SA.
Of the projects held by the 25 most active companies, 10% are already past contract award, and the rest are in study, planning, design or announced.
Lhyfe holds 23 upcoming hydrogen projects as owner and developer. Of these, 3 are past contract award and 20 in study, planning or design. It ranks #1 of the 1,536 companies Blackridge tracks by project count.
Endesa, S.A. holds 13 upcoming hydrogen projects as owner. All 13 are in study, planning or design. It ranks #2 of the 1,536 companies Blackridge tracks by project count.
Everfuel A/S holds 13 upcoming hydrogen projects as owner. Of these, 1 is past contract award, 11 in study, planning or design and 1 announced. It ranks #3 of the 1,536 companies Blackridge tracks by project count.
HDF Energy SAS holds 13 upcoming hydrogen projects as owner. Of these, 1 is past contract award and 12 in study, planning or design. It ranks #4 of the 1,536 companies Blackridge tracks by project count.
Fortescue Future Industries holds 12 upcoming hydrogen projects as owner and developer. Of these, 1 is past contract award and 11 in study, planning or design. It ranks #5 of the 1,536 companies Blackridge tracks by project count.
Recent intelligence
The latest hydrogen project news from around the world: announcements, permits, contract awards, groundbreakings and expansions, published as they are reported.
Market Intelligence
Nine stages in four phase families, each cell sized by the number of tracked projects at that stage, running from the earliest signals through to first hydrogen.
| Stage | Projects | Capacity | CapEx |
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Where the tracked pipeline actually sits. Counts come straight from the live database and are compared against the busiest region, not against a total: the regions overlap, so they are never added together.
Bars are scaled to the busiest region. A project in a country belonging to more than one grouping is counted in each, so these figures are not additive.
Market intelligence
Of the 1,804 upcoming hydrogen projects tracked, 13% are at contract award, pre-construction or under construction, 84% are in study, planning or design and 3% have only been announced. Planning is the largest single stage, with 1,247 projects.
The 233 projects past contract award carry $166 billion in capital expenditure, the part of the pipeline where equipment and construction packages are being let now.
Projects past award average $711 million each, against $1.9 billion for those still in study, planning or design.
Europe holds the most tracked projects, 931 or 52% of the pipeline, followed by Asia-Pacific (298) and North America (192).
By announced investment, North America leads with $1.19 trillion and also has the largest average ticket, $6.2 billion per project.
Construction is furthest along in Asia-Pacific, where 14% of tracked projects are past contract award, compared with 5% in Africa.
Every project behind these figures, with its stage history, contractors and verified contacts, is in the full database.
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