Norway – INOVYN, an INEOS subsidiary, aims to build a new clean hydrogen supply center at its chemical manufacturing plant in Rafnes, Norway. The progress would continue to decarbonize INEOS’ activities as well as the transportation industry as a whole.
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Norway – Equinor has handed out 4D towed streamer seismic acquisition contracts on the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS) to PGS and Shearwater GeoServices. The agreements have a total estimated value of around NOK 700 million. PGS and Shearwater will provide 4D seismic services on the NCS for a firm period of two years starting in […]
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Norway – Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Engineering (MHIENG), part of the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) Group, has entered into an agreement with the Technology Center Mongstad (TCM) to test its patented CO2 capture solvent at an amine plant located in Mongstad, Norway.
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Portugal – Lisbon based EDP Group has increased its contribution to decarbonization by introducing two units that will harness the capacity of renewable hydrogen and energy storage systems. The H2 Business Unit (H2BU) will be the Group’s latest arm for the production of green hydrogen ventures, whilst the dedicated storage unit, installed in EDPR NA, […]
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Norway – Equinor and its partners are planning to shutdown Veslefrikk field after more than 30 years on stream and over 400 million barrels of oil equivalent. The partnership plans to shutdown the field in the spring of 2022. The plugging of wells has already started. “As the biggest operator we have much infrastructure that […]
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Norway – Yara International has signed a letter of intent with Statkraft and Aker Horizons aimed at developing Europe’s first large-scale renewable ammonia plant in Norway, facilitating the hydrogen economy and promoting the green energy transformation. The partners will concentrate on green hydrogen and green ammonia prospects in transportation, agriculture and industrial applications by electrifying […]
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Cement producer Norcem and waste-to-energy plant Fortum Oslo Varma receive up to 2.1 billion euro from EFTA Surveillance Authority (ESA) for capturing and storing CO2. The CCS Full-Scale project is part of Norway’s efforts to reduce its carbon footprint. The approved project would allow for the establishment of carbon capture facilities at Norcem, a cement factory […]
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