France – Several companies have teamed up for world’s first study of the in-flight emissions using 100% sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). Airbus, German research centre DLR, Rolls-Royce and SAF producer Neste have teamed up to start the pioneering ‘Emission and Climate Impact of Alternative Fuels’ (ECLIF3) project looking into the effects of 100% SAF on […]
Continue Reading
United Kingdom – Jericho Energy Ventures’ subsidiary Hydrogen Technologies (HTI) has signed an exclusive IP licensing agreement with UK-based Deuterium Heating.
Continue Reading
UK and Ireland – Fugro has inked a strategic framework agreement (SFA) with dCarbonX for decarbonization of exploration projects in the UK and Ireland. Fugro will apply its consultancy mindset to help progress opportunities, and its Geo-data acquisition, analysis and advice will provide dCarbonX with critical information to charactezrie sites and support decision-making at the […]
Continue Reading
The Netherlands – Air Liquide’s new air separation plant in Moerdijk must be operational by the summer of 2022. The first pile has already been driven. The plant will be located south of the Shell Moerdijk site. Air Liquide is investing 125 million euros in the construction of the plant, whose energy consumption will be […]
Continue Reading
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 […]
Continue Reading
During the fourth quarter of 2020, SSAB announced that it was in discussions with Tata Steel. The companies considered an acquisition of the IJmuiden steel mill and related downstream assets. After deeper analysis and discussions, it became clear that there were limited possibilities to integrate IJmuiden into the SSAB strategic framework. Discussions with Tata Steel […]
Continue Reading
Researchers in Delft (Netherlands) have developed a catalyst that is effective even in negligible quantities. The shape and robustness of the catalyst ensures that it lasts much longer in reactions, saving a lot of energy, waste and costs. The results have been published in Nature Communications. A catalyst is present in the reaction mixture, but […]
Continue Reading
During the European Industry & Energy Summit Thomas Palkovich will pitch the Thermal Battery system of EnergyNest. Multiple industrial clients already incorporate the thermal storage solution that minimize the use of natural gas or even introduces carbon free heat. EnergyNest offers and delivers Thermal Battery systems to its clientele. The proven, high-impact, and cost-competitive Thermal […]
Continue Reading
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. With the support of the IEA, the members of the Global Commission for Urgent Action on Energy Efficiency […]
Continue Reading
The largest, most powerful, and most efficient heavy-duty gas turbine that Siemens has produced to date was loaded onto an inland cargo ship today in Berlin, where it set off on its journey for Keadby, Lincolnshire, in the UK to be tested in a power plant of UK energy generator SSE Thermal. Built by Siemens […]
Continue Reading