RWE building world’s first wind turbines on sea dike dam in The Netherlands
The Netherlands – RWE has constructed the first sea dike dam wind turbines in The Netherlands.
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Month: October 2021
Algae and waste could become future zero-emission fuels
United States – According to a US Department of Energy research, over 1 billion tons of biomass could be collected and processed into biofuels in the US sustainably by 2030. However, putting that idea into practice will require advancements in how biomass is cultivated, gathered, and processed. This is especially true for developing feedstocks such […]
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COO Asset Management Uniper key note speaker opening IEIS 2021
Chief Operating Officer Asset Management Holger Kreetz is one of the key notes at the opening of the European Industry & Industry Summit 2021 (December 7th, Rotterdam Ahoy). Recently Uniper announced an agreement for developing the production of green hydrogen at the Uniper Location on Maasvlakte, Rotterdam. Energy company Uniper and the Port of Rotterdam […]
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RWE and John Cockerill to develop German test center for FUREC hydrogen
Germany – RWE and John Cockerill will collaborate to develop a testing facility in Germany to optimize a vital stage in the process of converting domestic garbage into hydrogen.
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EDF Renewables UK welcomes new partner to Blyth offshore wind farm
United Kingdom – EDF Renewables UK has added addition new partner to its Blyth offshore wind project in north-east England.
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New joint venture in UK to boost battery storage scheme
United Kingdom – Penso Power, the creator and developer of Europe’s largest operating battery storage scheme, the 100MW Minety project in Wiltshire, has formed a partnership with BW Group.
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Air Liquide boosts renewable hydrogen project in France
France – Previously owning 40% of H2V Normandy, Air Liquide has expanded its investment to 100%. To produce renewable hydrogen in France, a new firm, Air Liquide Normand’Hy, plans to develop a large-scale electrolyzer with a power capacity of at least 200 megawatts (MW). This strategic investment will help the Normandy industrial basin build a […]
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Alternative path to 100 pct renewable energy using energy storage
United States – As states strive for 100 percent renewable energy, energy storage will be critical in providing a more varied power supply. However, no single technology will be a panacea for all of the world’s energy storage demands.
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World’s first CO2 capture plant on vessel demonstrated
Japan – Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha (“K” Line) has successfully separated and recovered carbon dioxide (CO2) from the exhaust gas of the coal carrier vessel ‘Corona Utility,’ which K Line operates for Tohoku Electric Power.
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New joint venture focuses on waste plastic chemical recycling in The Netherlands
The Netherlands – Neste and Ravago plan to form a partnership to build a chemical recycling facility in North Sea Port in Vlissingen, The Netherlands.
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