The Netherlands – The Port of Amsterdam, Evos, and Hydrogenious signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) reaffirming their intention to establish large-scale hydrogen import facilities at the port.
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Norway – A modularized carbon capture technology for offshore locations called Just Catch Offshore has been certified by DNV, a leading independent energy expert and assurance service.
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Singapore – Shell and Brunei Shell Petroleum (BSP) have agreed to investigate the viability of carbon transportation and storage alternatives for Singapore and Brunei Darussalam.
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Sweden – Excess heat from AstaReal’s algae culture is now being used for district heating for up to 2,500 residences in Gustavsberg, a suburb of Stockholm.
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Denmark/Brazil – Topsoe’s hydroprocessing technology will enable Brasil BioFuels, Brazil’s first biorefinery producing Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) and Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO), to create the low-carbon fuels.
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The Netherlands – Researchers at TNO were the first to develop a method that produces electrolyzers that perform between 25% and 46% better than those made today while using 200 times less iridium. A patent application has been submitted for this method.
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The Netherlands – In the Netherlands, the debate for green Guarantees of Origin for hydrogen has already begun. The Netherlands is the first nation in Europe to have a system like this.
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Belgium – A business contract for the delivery of petrochemical feedstock made from recycling mixed polyolefin waste has been signed by TotalEnergies and Indaver.
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Europe – Portugal, Spain, and France will work together to build a Green Energy Corridor that will connect the Iberian Peninsula to Europe.
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The Netherlands – On Wednesday, Nov. 2, the Dutch Raad van State will rule on the future of Porthos, the large-scale project to store CO2 from Rotterdam’s industry in empty gas fields under the North Sea. The ruling concerns the construction exemption. This means that nitrogen emissions during the construction phase no longer need to be examined and assessed separately.
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