Germany/Belgium – Three energy companies – Fluxys, OGE, and Wintershall Dea – signed a landmark cooperation agreement to develop infrastructure for CO₂ transport and hydrogen connection between the two countries, during the recent visit of the Belgian Royal Couple to Germany.
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The Netherlands – Gasunie launched its first green bond, a 9.5-year, 300 million euro loan. The market was quite interested; nearly five times as many people registered as there was space available.
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The Netherlands – Twelve partners signed a declaration of intent to build a liquid and gaseous hydrogen infrastructure at Groningen Airport Eelde during the Wind meets Gas symposium. The businesses and organizations will collaborate to develop the most effective and environmentally responsible hydrogen network.
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On December 7th and 8th, the main stage of EIES23 in Antwerp will offer the inspiring side event ‘Connecting Clusters.’ This initiative offers an in-depth look at the crucial role of industrial clusters in Europe amidst the pressing climate change and economic challenges. This gathering will bring together strategic partners, ranging from port companies, transport […]
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The Netherlands – The sale of Vopak’s three chemical terminals in Rotterdam (Botlek, TTR, and Chemiehaven) has been agreed upon with Infracapital for a sum totaling EUR 407 million, including a conditional deferred payment of EUR 19.5 million.
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EIT InnoEnergy has successfully concluded a private placement round that raised more than €140 million in equity. This round saw participation from both new strategic players, including Societé Generale, Santander CIB, PULSE – CMA CGM Energy Fund, Renault Group, Stena Recycling, and NIIT, as well as existing shareholders such as Siemens Financial Services, Schneider Electric, Capgemini, Volkswagen Group, ING, Koolen Industries, GROUPE IDEC, and Engie.
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Germany – TÜV Rheinland has secured authorization from the “Clean Energy Partnership” (CEP) – a consortium of industrial partners – to test and approve the refueling protocols of hydrogen filling stations.
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Belgium – LBC Tank Terminals has made the final investment decision to expand its terminal in Antwerp.
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Germany – The largest-ever tender award for energy transition infrastructure in Europe was officially signed in Berlin by top leaders from TenneT, Hitachi Energy/Petrofac, GE/Sembcorp, GE/McDermott, and Siemens Energy/Dragados.
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Six North European transmission system operators (TSOs) have today launched projects to build two hydrogen pipelines from Finland and Sweden to Germany. One of the H2 pipelines will run from Finland via Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland to Germany. The other H2 pipeline will run from Finland and Sweden in the bottom of the Baltic […]
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