The Netherlands – The expansive Gunvor Energy Rotterdam (GER) site will house large-scale Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) manufacturing thanks to a partnership between Gunvor and VARO Energy.
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Switzerland – Tata Steel and ABB have a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in place, and they will cooperate to develop cutting-edge models and technologies to lessen the carbon footprint of steel production.
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France/India – Schneider Electric, a pioneer in the digital transformation of energy management and industrial automation, and HCLTech are working together to provide carbon-efficient solutions for data centers in the Asia Pacific (APAC) region.
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EIES23 is looking for both dragons and innovators for the 3rd Dragons’ Den of Transition (DDoT). During the closing of the event on December 8th in Antwerp they can make deals to support interesting innovations for industrial transformation. Sign up now as a dragon or innovator!
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United Kingdom – In a step towards revolutionizing the aviation industry’s approach to decarbonization, the University of Sheffield is poised to become the leading UK research center for green hydrogen production with the installation of cutting-edge hydrogen electrolysis technology.
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The Netherlands – Yara Sluiskil plans to cut its factories’ CO2 emissions by 1.5 Mton. The factory still released 5.2 Mton of greenhouse emissions annually in 1990; by 2020, this had decreased to 3.3 Mton. Within a few years, the corporation hopes to reduce emissions to 1.8 Mton.
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Denmark – The Port of Esbjerg in Denmark is poised to become a major player in the green energy revolution. Partnering with PensionDanmark, the country’s largest labor market pension fund, the port aims to invest in its future role in the green transition.
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Sweden – Swedish ferry company Stena Line has hired Wärtsilä to complete and convert three of its ships to run on methanol fuel.
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Belgium – The European Union’s ambitious plans for green technology development and competitiveness are facing significant challenges due to funding shortfalls.
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Finland – Fortum has made the decision to invest roughly EUR 225 million in Espoo Clean Heat program projects between 2023 and 2027.
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