Other renewables

A Presidential Permit from the US Department of Energy has been granted for the New England Clean Energy Connect project, which will see hydropower generated in Canada being transported to the US.

thyssenkrupp has been awarded an engineering contract to install a water electrolysis plant, which will advance both green hydrogen and biofuel production in the country.

The companies have signed a memorandum of understanding to work together on advancing a wind-hybrid energy project in North Wales which aims to produce 3 GWe of zero-carbon energy and over 3 million kg/y of green hydrogen.

QED Naval has acquired the Dutch Oosterschelde Tidal Power project through its subsidiary, Tocardo BV.

The clean-tech company has endeavoured to make the oil and gas industry greener, through experimenting with using floating wind and wave energy to power oil and gas facilities.

The new 24 MW electrolyser at the Leuna Chemical Complex in Germany will produce green hydrogen to supply Linde's industrial customers.

The companies will design, develop, build and operate the Masshylia project in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur South region.

The two companies have joined forces to come up with a green hydrogen production solution, with plans to integrate an electrolyser into a wind turbine.

The company has launched a hydrogen platform that will aid progression of the emerging green hydrogen economy.

The new horizontal Francis turbine provided by Voith will replace the facility’s older double Francis turbine.

Honeywell now offers a single-stage UOP Ecofining™ technology for the production of renewable diesel fuel.

KELAG is set to acquire 19 of RWE’s small-scale hydropower station portfolios, located in Portugal and France.

The newly forged partnership will work to identify marine energy project opportunities in Japan.

Graham Reid will become the new Chief Executive Officer of SIMEC Atlantis Energy, with Tim Cornelius taking up the role of Senior Adviser.

The OYSTER project consortium consists of ITM Power, Ørsted, Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy, and Element Energy, and will receive funding of €5 million to research offshore renewable hydrogen production and transportation.