Vallourec invests in GreenFire Energy
The investment will strengthen the partnership between the two companies as they work together in developing closed-loop geothermal technology.
The investment will strengthen the partnership between the two companies as they work together in developing closed-loop geothermal technology.
They have signed an agreement to jointly pursue research and development work in the green hydrogen value chain, focusing their development on the industry in India.
The companies will explore the feasibility of a gigawatt scale green hydrogen and ammonia production plant to introduce new decarbonisation technologies in the region.
Wood is to engineer a large scale green hydrogen project for Total Eren, located in the Magallanes region, Southern Chile.
The company has identified four suitable sites in the UK for its green hydrogen production projects.
CB&I will design and build two 500 000 gal. double-wall liquid hydrogen spheres for Plug Power’s new green hydrogen production facility in New York, US.
Jim Irvine, the new Engineering Director, will lead green hydrogen projects, after previously being involved in the hydrogen train showcased at COP26.
The company has entered the European geothermal market as the energy industry’s demand intensifies for scale control technology.
CGG delivers new multi-client study for screening geothermal resources, evaluating over 700 000 subsurface temperature data points.
In order to harness geothermal energy that naturally occurs in the UK’s coal mines, the QED Environmental Systems states that water sampling is required to ensure there is no risk of contamination.
GreenFire Energy has completed the initial closing of its series A financing round led by Baker Hughes, and will use the funds to accelerate its geothermal plans.
The technology will help HITA with its discovery and development of geothermal energy sources in Northern Belgium.
The consortium will test new technologies for the production and storage of green hydrogen.
The company aims to develop a tidal energy array at Yell Sound in Shetland, Scotland.
The companies will be working together to develop green hydrogen production facilities across the UK.