United Kingdom – The Rivenhall Integrated Waste Management Facility (IWMF) and Energy Centre project in Essex, United Kingdom, has been awarded to Hitachi Zosen Inova (HZI), a global green-tech company.
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Europe – The Ukraine crisis has shifted Europe’s energy policy priorities, with a greater emphasis on short-term energy supply security and a focus on new supply routes for fossil fuels, with natural gas supply being particularly challenging.
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The Netherlands – Duisburg and Rotterdam’s port authorities have signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) to renew and expand their cooperation agreements.
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United Kingdom – Over the next five years, Neptune Energy will spend more than $1 billion securing energy supplies for the UK and accelerating the transition to net zero.
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Sweden – North Sea Port and the Port of Gothenburg have agreed to collaborate on the establishment of a network of medium-sized European ports as well as energy management in the ports.
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United Kingdom – The UK government has committed to creating a new public body to improve the energy system’s resilience.
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Finland – Europe can cut its power sector gas consumption in half, reduce energy costs by EUR 323 / USD 356 billion, and increase energy independence by 2030 by rapidly scaling up renewable capacity, according to a report from Wärtsilä.
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Germany – The impact of the Ukraine conflict on energy supply has been discussed by RWE.
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Sweden – Northvolt and Stora Enso have signed a letter of intent to purchase the Kvarnsveden Mill in surrounding industrial area of Borlänge, Sweden.
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United Kingdom/Belgium – Greg Hands, the UK’s energy minister, and Tinne Van der Straeten, Belgium’s energy minister, signed an agreement on energy cooperation.
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