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The third quarter of 2024 was unfortunate for some electrolyser manufacturers because they lost significant deals, while others like ITM Power, Siemens Energy and Sunfire won orders in the hundreds of megawatts range. Still, the overall situation in the market, characterised by a slower-than-expe ...

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