A large explosion happened in the contractor amenities area. The explosion was thought to be caused by an explosive mixture of air and hydrogen which existed in the pipes. The force of the explosions in the pipes has then caused consequential failures of fittings and joints at B and C storage tanks. This released hydrogen into the storage shelter which subsequently ignited.

Hydrogen escaped when a venting valve was opened for the inspection of a cap. The escaped hydrogen caught fire, resulting in the death of 4 people, injuries to others 3 and damages to the plant.

A hydrogen explosion happened at a chemical plant in Cheshire, UK where 18 tons of hydrogen gas went up. The firefighters were on the scene tackling the fire quickly and efficiently.

Explosion in an open road. 6 people suffered minor burns on faces or hands.

The bolts on a not further specified industrial facility failed after approximately 4000 hours in service (approximately 18 months in service). Their failure bolts causedH2S leaks. The bolts fractured as a result of a hydrogen embrittlement mechanism (Hydrogen Stress Cracking) in a H2S rich atmosphere and in presence of humidity.

Firefighters used thermal imaging cameras to locate and extinguish a hydrogen fire at a silicon manufacturing plant.

Leaking hydrogen ignited at a plant that processes bitumen from oil sands.

A small hydrogen leak occurred during routine maintenance on an oil refinery unit not in operation.

Leaking hydrogen ignited a fire that burned several hours at an oil refinery.

A hydrogen gas leak at an oil refinery ignited