Other renewables

Lhyfe to supply several of HYmpulsion’s hydrogen filling stations for a ten-year period, from a new green and renewable hydrogen production site in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes.

TESCanada H2 Inc. has announced plans for a CAN$4 billion green hydrogen project called Projet Mauricie in Quebec.

Sulzer's mass transfer technologies are to be used at a carbon capture and usage plant in Austria, which will be re-used in the food and beverage industry.

Denham Capital has established a Brazillian renewable energy developer, Pontal Energy, to ensure its continued growth of its recently acquired Rio Energy Assets.

ACWA Power, Masdar, and SOCAR signed a Memorandum of Understanding to develop 500 MW of renewable projects in Azerbaijan.

In this article, Energy Global's Editorial Assistant, Théodore Reed-Martin, covers some of Iceland's carbon capture and storage, and recycling efforts, paying close attention to the efforts of Climeworks, Carbfix, and Carbon Recycling International.

RAG Austria AG has selected Innio Group’s Jenbacher hydrogen engine technology to power its hydrogen cogeneration plant in Gampern, Upper Austria.

At IVECF23 Global OTEC presented concepts for first commercial-scale Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion Platform, Domique in São Tomé and Príncipe.

The collaboration will offset fossil fuels, seek to reduce more than 120 000 t of greenhouse gas emissions and help fulfil the growing demand for renewable fuel.

Rystad Energy’s latest projections indicates Africa’s geothermal sector will attract at least US$35 billion in investments by 2050, surpassing Europe by the end of the decade.

Foresight Energy Infrastructure Partners has announced an investment into the development of a new pumped storage hydro project in the Republic of Ireland.

HYDROGRID has announced a software collaboration with EWN to assist EWN in the optimal planning and optimisation of their hydropower plants in daily operations.

RenewableUK has published a new guide which aims to explain how the government’s Hydrogen Production Business Model works, the challenges which come with it, and the reforms which are necessary to ensure the UK can rapidly deploy the first tranche of major green hydrogen projects needed to catalyse cost reduction.

Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, through Copenhagen Energy Islands, Lhyfe and Flexens jointly launch the Åland Energy Island project. This project will integrate large-scale offshore wind generation and hydrogen production.

The hydropower sector has taken a crucial step forward with the launch of the Hydropower Sustainability Alliance at the World Hydropower Congress.