Hydrogen

Delaware has admitted Aternium’s proposed $380 million hydrogen and heavy-water facility in Dover to its JobsFirst Permitting Accelerator. The project remains in planning, with approvals not yet underway and construction expected in late 2027; contractors can monitor development, but no solicitation or award has been announced.

The recent green hydrogen refueling demonstration in Alcudia, Spain, validated critical maritime hydrogen infrastructure. While this event reveals growing interest in hydrogen technology, it does not indicate any funded procurement opportunities for firms in the sector.

KBR has been awarded a significant FEED contract for a synthetic methane project in Norfolk, Nebraska, backed by the Live Oak consortium. With a focus on renewable energy and hydrogen technology, this initiative highlights increasing procurement opportunities in low-carbon energy solutions as the market evolves towards sustainability.