Bioenergy

The Cacao biomass plant in French Guiana was designed and built by Voltalia, and the company will also provide maintenance services.

Haldor Topsoe’s H2bridge™ and HydroFlex™ technologies will be used to produce renewable bio-hydrogen in Grön Fuels LLC’s renewable diesel and jet fuel facility in Louisiana, US.

Enel and Maire Tecnimont S.p.A.’s subsidiary, NextChem, have signed a MoU to support the production of green hydrogen in the US.

The two partners have come to a financial close on the 49.9 MW energy-from-waste project, Slough Multifuel, which is located in Slough, Greater London, UK.

European Energy has signed an agreement to acquire co-ownership of Danish Power-to-X start-up, REintegrate, giving the company a say in the development of e-methanol plants in Denmark.

The companies have installed offshore solar and seaweed farms in the Dutch North Sea, creating multifunctional spaces with sustainable goals.

The company have sent its first shipment of renewable fuel to Japan, to support the country’s move towards a carbon-free economy.

The groundbreaking ceremony was recently held for the biogas plant, and the project is due to be completed in the next six months.

The companies will provide maritime biofuel in Fujairah, UAE.

Air Liquide’s first two biomethane production units are to be constructed in collaboration with its local partner, Dentro il Sole (DIS), and will be situated in Milan and Bergamo, Italy.

Construction of Connecticut’s first biogas dairy digester system, situated on Live Oak Bank farm, US, is nearing completion.

Construction has begun on the Netherlands’ first bio-LNG installation, in Westpoort, Amsterdam.

IEA reports record growth in renewable power in 2020/2021, despite the COVID-19 crisis.

The EIA states that the consumption of renewable energy in the US reached a record high in 2019.

According to ECOHZ, demand for renewable energy in 2020 is up by a brisk 15% compared to the same period in 2019, despite COVID-19.