Germany – GET H2 TransHyDE joint project, based in Lingen, Germany, has achieved a significant milestone. For the first time, hydrogen has been produced on the site of the RWE gas-fired power plant in Emsland (KEM) using a high-temperature solid oxide electrolyser (SOEC) developed by Sunfire.
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United States – Nel, a Norwegian hydrogen company, has selected Plymouth Charter Township, Michigan, as the location for its next gigafactory. Fully developed, the factory will be among the world’s largest electrode manufacturing facilities, with a total annual capacity of 4 GW Alkaline and PEM technology.
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United Kingdom – UK’s Department for Energy Security & Net Zero (DESNZ) has indicated that large-scale Power BECCS (Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage) projects may soon be eligible to participate in an expansion of the Track-1 carbon cluster sequencing process.
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Belgium – Alfa Laval joins forces with key industry partners in a landmark project to develop and build the world’s first 10 MW green hydrogen production facility offshore in the North Sea, off the coast of Belgium.
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Europe- CSO Coalition on Raw Materials has officially launched, bringing together over 40 civil society organizations (CSOs) from the European Union and beyond. This united front responds to the ever-growing demand for raw materials essential for driving global green and digital transitions.
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Portugal – Energy giant Galp has taken a step towards a sustainable and low-carbon future with its recent announcement of a €650 million (approximately $692 million) investment aimed at reducing the carbon footprint of the Sines refinery and its product portfolio, ushering in a new era of eco-friendly energy solutions in Portugal.
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Germany – Federal Environment Agency (UBA) in Germany has released a position paper recommending the exploration of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) technology in waste management.
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Norway – NKT has certified its cable-laying vessel, NKT Victoria, to operate on biofuels. This move marks a substantial reduction in the carbon footprint resulting from the vessel’s operations.
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Germany – The Salzgitter Group has chosen Andritz as the supplier of one of Europe’s largest green hydrogen reactors for the Salcos program, which aims to produce essentially CO2-free (green) steel production.
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The Netherlands – LBC Tank Terminals and Shell Chemicals are working together to store oil produced by the pyrolysis of plastic waste in the Port of Rotterdam.
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