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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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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At the European Industry & Energy Summit 2021, project manager Ed van Moolenbroek of TenneT, director of asset management Wim de Jong of Croonwolter&Dros and Anoek Sloot of Croonwolter&Dros talk about asset management and the electricity grid of the future.
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United States – Royal Dutch Shell subsidiary Shell Eastern Petroleum (Shell) signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with McDermott to collaborate on decarbonizing construction.
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The Netherlands – Six significant initiatives have been designated as catalysts for the region’s energy transition in the inaugural Cluster Energy Strategy (CES) Rotterdam-Moerdijk. They are also critical to the national economy and the country’s future earning potential. A work-group comprised of representatives from Deltalinqs, the province of Zuid Holland, the Port of Moerdijk Authority, […]
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Norway – BW Ideol has signed an agreement with Hitachi ABB Power Grids for an industry-first collaboration on the development of scalable floating substations to support the development of profitable commercial-scale floating offshore wind farms with high-capacity wind turbines.
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Canada – Pembina and TC Energy intend to collaborate on the development of a global carbon transportation and sequestration system that will be capable of carrying more than 20 million tonnes of CO2 yearly once completed.
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Italy – Corinth Pipeworks is completing orders with Snam for 440km of pipes. The order is one of the first in Europe for high-pressure newly built pipes certified to transport up to 100 percent hydrogen for a transmission gas pipeline.
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Denmark/Germany – Energinet and Gasunie publish a technical pre-feasibility study for transporting hydrogen via a 350-450 km pipeline from Esbjerg or Holstebro in Denmark to Hamburg in Germany. The study shows that such a connection can be established in a stepwise and cost efficient fashion by repurposing existing gas pipelines.
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