Strohm and Siemens Gamesa to develop green hydrogen transfer solutions
The companies are to work on developing offshore wind-to-hydrogen infrastructure that improves the decentralised green hydrogen concept.
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EIA: Californian hydroelectric power vs drought
Despite the drought conditions in California, US, hydroelectric generation still increased in response to the higher average hourly electricity prices in the late afternoon, the EIA states.
Nova Innovation to conduct study in Indonesia
The company has been awarded £200 000 by Innovate UK to conduct a tidal feasibility project in Larantuka Strait, Indonesia.
DEME Group and CIP to develop energy island
DEME Group signs partnership agreement with CIP for the development of energy island in the Danish North Sea.
bp announces green hydrogen plans for UK
The company is planning a new large scale green hydrogen production facility in the North East of England.
UK Government announces tidal funding
A £20 million a year ring-fenced budget for tidal stream technology has been announced, which will be available for 15 years under a Contracts for Difference scheme.
Seanovent and Strohm sign green hydrogen MoU
The companies are set to collaborate on green hydrogen transfer solutions for offshore wind-to-hydrogen developments.
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Floating Power Plant and PLOCAN sign wind and wave contract
Floating Power Plant will deploy its full scale, hybrid floating wind and wave platform at the PLOCAN-site off the coast of the Canary Islands.
ANDRITZ receives order for Indian hydropower project
ANDRITZ will supply electro-mechanical equipment for the Lower Kopili hydropower plant in central Assam, India.
Mocean Energy wave prototype completes sea trials
The 20-m long, 38-t wave machine completed its five-month test period at the European Marine Energy Centre’s Scapa Flow test site in Scotland.
ADNOC and TAQA launch renewable energy venture
ADNOC and TAQA have launched a new global renewable energy and green hydrogen venture in the UAE.
Woodside takes next step in green hydrogen plans
The company has secured land for its proposed H2TAS hydrogen plant, located in the Bell Bay area of northern Tasmania, Australia.
Energy price surge puts grey hydrogen at premium to green
Jake Stones, Hydrogen Editor at ICIS, explains how the costs of hydrogen react to changes in the market.
EU invests in innovative decarbonisation projects
The EU is investing over €1.1 billion in seven projects aimed at introducing new technologies to the hydrogen, CCUS and renewable energy markets.
Axpo announces green hydrogen plans
The company intends to build a green hydrogen facility in Brugg, Switzerland.