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H2 Energy Europe gets green light for 1 GW green hydrogen plant in Denmark
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H2 Energy Europe gets green light for 1 GW green hydrogen plant in Denmark

H2 Energy Europe, a builder of hydrogen ecosystems in Europe, has obtained environmental approval for its large-scale green hydrogen production facility in Esbjerg, Denmark. The approval issued for the facility, which will have a 1 GW electrolysis capacity, is said to be a significant milestone, bri

about 2 years ago
ICCT: Liquified gas tankers to blame for 82% of shipping’s methane emissions in 2021
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ICCT: Liquified gas tankers to blame for 82% of shipping’s methane emissions in 2021

In 2021, an overwhelming 82 percent of methane emissions from international shipping could be traced back to liquefied gas tankers, primarily LNG carriers, according to the International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT). The data is derived from an analysis conducted using the ICCT’s Systemati

about 2 years ago
UN adopts resolution demanding immediate halt to Houthi attacks in the Red Sea
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UN adopts resolution demanding immediate halt to Houthi attacks in the Red Sea

Following what has been described as the ‘largest Houthi drone attack’ in the Red Sea on January 9, the U.N. Security Council adopted a resolution demanding that the Houthis immediately cease all attacks on merchant and commercial vessels. At least 21 missiles and drones were launched toward interna

about 2 years ago
Discriminating hydrogen colors will not get us any further
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Discriminating against hydrogen colors will not get us any further

Hydrogen, deemed as a connector for offshore energy markets, is yet to play a very important role, especially in hard-to-abate sectors. The energy transition and especially the hydrogen transition can be built efficiently, faster, cheaper, and with fewer emissions if we build it on existing knowledg

about 2 years ago
Green light for UK’s first large-scale hydrogen production plant
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Green light for UK’s first large-scale hydrogen production plant

Essar Group’s EET Hydrogen, formerly Vertex Hydrogen, has received approval from Cheshire West and Chester Council to build a low-carbon hydrogen plant HPP1 at the Stanlow Manufacturing Complex in Ellesmere Port, Cheshire, UK. The plant, located at the heart of the HyNet industrial decarbonization c

about 2 years ago
Offshore wind: Both challenges and enormous opportunities lie ahead
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Offshore wind: Both challenges and enormous opportunities lie ahead

The offshore wind industry has faced significant headwinds in the past couple of years, with most of the negative effects tracing their origin back to the start of the COVID-19 pandemic and the geopolitical turmoil caused by Russia’s aggression against Ukraine. This has led to supply chain instabili

about 2 years ago
Stolt Tankers
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Stolt Tankers joins Science Based Targets initiative

Tanker operator Stolt Tankers, part of London-based transportation group Stolt-Nielsen Limited, revealed it has committed to developing science-based targets to help achieve net zero in the maritime sector.

about 2 years ago
Polish firm becomes operator of only Barents Sea CO2 exploration license
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Only Barents Sea CO2 exploration license gets new operator

The Norwegian Ministry of Energy has approved PGNiG Upstream Norway (PUN), part of Poland’s ORLEN Group, as operator and partner with Horisont Energi in the only CO2 storage located in the Barents Sea. Horisont Energi and PUN announced a sales purchase agreement on December 11, 2023, making PUN a li

about 2 years ago
Provaris appoints DNV for hydrogen carrier FEED review
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Provaris appoints DNV for hydrogen carrier FEED review

Provaris Energy is advancing works on its proprietary H2Neo hydrogen carrier and hydrogen cargo containment system and has now engaged classification society DNV to issue a front-end engineering design (FEED) statement. Last summer, Provaris kicked off the program for the construction and testing of

about 2 years ago
UMAS
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NYK CEO warns: Post-cold war international order unsustainable, signalling uncharted waters ahead

The maritime industry stands at the nexus of geopolitical intricacies, grappling with unprecedented challenges that demand astute navigation and strategic foresight. The latest attacks in the Red Sea against merchant ships come on the back of a series of black swan events, each more intricate and ch

about 2 years ago
First DC connection between Europe and North Africa gets €45 million from EIB
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First DC connection between Europe and North Africa gets €45 million from EIB

Elmed, set to become the first direct current (DC) connection between Europe and North Africa, has secured €45 million in funding from the European Investment Bank (EIB). The €921 million project concerns the implementation of an HVDC link interconnecting Tunisia and Italy across the Strait of Sicil

about 2 years ago
Tidal energy has potential to provide 11% of UK’s electricity demand, analysis says
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Tidal energy has potential to provide 11% of UK’s electricity demand, analysis says

Tidal energy has the potential to provide 11.5 GW to the UK energy system, 11% of the UK’s electricity demand, and tidal stream projects could contribute up to £17 billion to the UK economy by 2050, according to Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult and Imperial College London (ICL). In 2022, ORE

about 2 years ago
LNG
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US-led coalition of global powers warns Houthis to stop ‘illegal attacks’ or ‘bear the consequences’

The governments of the United States, Australia, Bahrain, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Germany, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, New Zealand, Singapore, and the United Kingdom issued a joint statement warning the Houthis against further attacks in the Red Sea. The statement is being issued on the heels of th

about 2 years ago
Norwegian Offshore Directorate
Regulation & Policy

With more responsibilities on its plate, Norwegian Petroleum Directorate gets new name

The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD) has changed its name to the Norwegian Offshore Directorate (NOD).

about 2 years ago