Equinor completes farm down of Dogger Bank A and B
Norway – Equinor has reached a deal to sell a 10% stake in Dogger Bank A (1,200 MW) and Dogger Bank B (1,200 MW) assets to Eni.
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Month: February 2021
Bio-LNG for Greenhouse Gas reduction
New research by SEA-LNG, the alliance to accelerate LNG as a marine fuel, has estimated that with every 10% of bio-LNG dropped in and blended with LNG as a marine fuel, a vessel will obtain two additional years of compliance with the Annual Efficiency Ratio (AER) curve used to obtain preferred funding under the Poseidon Principles.
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Reganosa will operate LNG terminal in Sardinia
Spain/Italy – Reganosa will operate and maintain the first LNG-terminal in Sardinia (Italy). Whose construction in the port of Oristano, on the west of the island, is in its final phase. In this way, the Spanish company will manage up to three third-party LNG plants, in addition to the one it owns in Mugardos (Spain). […]
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Nel targets hydrogen price to 1.5 dollar per kilo by 2025
Norway – Electrolyzer producer Nel ASA set a target of producing green hydrogen at USD 1.5 per kilo by 2025, to outcompete fossil alternatives. The company aims for cost reductions through scale-up of production to multi-GW scale. Jon André Løkke, Chief Executive Officer of Nel: ‘Green renewable hydrogen is set to outcompete fossil alternatives, and […]
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New EU project reduces aviation costs and CO2 emissions
Europe – A new EU project has been launched to aid the reduction of CO2 emissions in the aviation sector. Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) produced from non-fossil resources is the only approach that could significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions related to air transport in the near term. The new project Take-Off, Production of synthetic renewable […]
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BIOGEST to build biogas plant in South Korea
Vienna based BIOGEST has received an order to construct an agricultural and food waste biogas plant in the southern area of South Korea.
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Nuclear industry could satisfy third of UK hydrogen needs
United Kingdom – Nuclear power could produce a third of the UK’s clean hydrogen needs by 2050, new roadmap by the Nuclear Industry Council (NIC) unveiled. The NIC outlined how large-scale and small modular reactors (SMRs) can generate the necessary power and heat to produce green hydrogen. With nuclear stations able to provide a constant, […]
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Elkem to study carbon capture with Aker Carbon Capture and Saipem
Elkem is undertaking a feasibility study to develop carbon capture in the Norwegian smelters. As part of the feasibility study, Elkem has entered into agreements with two alternative technologies providers: Aker Carbon Capture and Saipem.
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Atos and HDF Energy to develop first green hydrogen datacenter
Atos and HDF Energy have announced their intention to build a full end-to-end long-term solution for the supply of green hydrogen data centers produced by renewable energy.
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Germany – New Zealand work on green hydrogen development
Germany and New Zealand have established the New Green Hydrogen Alliance to support the establishment of collaborative links and lay the foundation for a physical presence of German partners in New Zealand.
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