Almost 1.500 innovators from 44 countries applied for the European Institute of Innovation & Technology’s (EIT) € 60 million Crisis Response Initiative. By deploying a rapid response mechanism, all EIT Crisis Response activities will be completed by the end of 2020 to help Europe recover.
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Vertoro will process the waste product lignin to produce ‘green oil’ that can be used as a raw material in the production of bioplastics, chemicals and fuel. With a new installation, the company can scale up the production of lignin to 150 liters per day, an essential intermediate step to large-scale production.
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Danish engineering company Haldor Topsoe releases it’s SynCOR Hydrogen technology. The company promises a CO2-capture rate of 95 percent and more. Using proven autothermal reforming technology. The solution makes blue hydrogen a bit more feasible and energy efficient.
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Higher ambition and faster action by governments to accelerate improvements in energy efficiency worldwide are both vital and achievable. According to a group of national leaders, ministers, top business executives and prominent energy experts lead by IEA.
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The European Commission has welcomed the adoption by the European Parliament of the Taxonomy Regulation. This is a key piece of legislation that will contribute to the European Green Deal by boosting private sector investment in green and sustainable projects.
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The International Energy Agency is today presenting a Sustainable Recovery Plan. The plan is focusing on a series of actions that can be taken over the next three years to revitalise economies and boost employment while making energy systems cleaner and more resilient.
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GE Renewable Energy’s Haliade-X 12 MW prototype, the world’s most powerful wind turbine operating to date, has received a provisional type certificate from DNV GL. This certification demonstrates GE’s Haliade-X prototype has the highest safety and quality standards.
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If notorious CO2 emitters such as the steel and cement industries manage to produce fossil-free, then also other sectors could manage. The message Vattenfall CEO Magnus Hall is spreading is hopeful.
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Like the Netherlands, Germany aims for climate neutrality in 2050. The consequences of this are becoming increasingly clear. Both countries have to work hard to achieve their respective goals, and can help each other in doing so.
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The Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate, together with Gasunie and TenneT, will investigate the conditions under which part of the existing gas network can be used to transport hydrogen.
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