The Netherlands – Last week the first cargo of liquefied natural gas arrived at the new floating storage facility at Eemshaven. In the record time of six months, Gasunie and construction partners managed to expand the storage of liquid natural gas by two-thirds. And Gasunie is now looking further afield.
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The Netherlands – Several tasks and joint positions have been completed by the “Trilateral Chemical Region Initiative.” Creating the foundation for pipeline projects involving concrete was one of these tasks.
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The Netherlands – Gasunie and Vopak are planning future terminal infrastructure projects that will enable the necessary imports of hydrogen into Northwest Europe through Dutch and German ports.
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Germany – Volkswagen and Salzgitter have signed a Memorandum of Understanding under which Volkswagen will be one of the first customers for the low-CO2 steel that Salzgitter plans to produce on a new production line in Lower Saxony in 2025.
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The Netherlands – At Maasvlakte 2, 55 hectares of land are being developed for companies producing renewable fuels and chemicals.
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The Netherlands/Germany – Dutch DSO Gasunie will be taking extra steps to safeguard the security of gas supply for the Netherlands, Germany and Europe. In concrete terms, this involves the construction of a new storage terminal for LNG and sustainable energy in Brunsbüttel.
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Europe – A large group of civil society and private sector stakeholders from the Netherlands, Belgium, and North Rhine-Westphalia has called on the national and regional governments of the Netherlands, Belgium, Flanders, Wallonia, Germany, and North Rhine-Westphalia to intensify and accelerate their collaboration on industrial transformation planning.
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France – ArcelorMittal’s decarbonization program in France, which includes a €1.7 billion investment in its Fos-sur-Mer and Dunkirk sites, is being supported by the French government.
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Germany – thyssenkrupp Electrical Steel will supply the first bluemint steel with 50% lower CO2 emissions to Regensburg’s SGB-SMIT for the production of transformers for new digital E.ON medium-voltage substations.
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Sweden – Vattenfall is increasing its focus on supply chain impact, with the goal of halving emissions from goods and services by 2030.
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