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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Denmark – Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) has signed a partnership agreement to develop the energy island in the Danish North Sea with four internationally renowned companies in marine and offshore construction services.
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The Netherlands – The Dutch government wants a national transport network for hydrogen. It is a task with which Hynetwork Services will be working. The next step for this 100% owned subsidiary of Gasunie is to connect five large industrial clusters in the Netherlands. ‘It is now important that we get a market going,’ says project director Eddie Lycklama à Nijeholt.
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