Costain conducts study into hydrogen use
Costain part of proving hydrogen can be distributed via existing gas networks.
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CGG’s Geothermal Science group conducts global geothermal resource study
The Geothermal Science group’s study evaluates geothermal energy potential resources to help identify the best potential areas for generating geothermal energy.
GreenFire Energy and EPRI team up to assess geothermal potential
GreenFire Energy and the Electric Power Research Institute have entered into an agreement that will assess the potential of GreenFire Energy’s closed-loop geothermal technology.
wpd Horse Heaven project designed as a hybrid system
wpd is positioning itself more broadly as a project partner in the US energy market.
EIA: US renewable energy sets record in 2019
The EIA states that the consumption of renewable energy in the US reached a record high in 2019.
American Hydro awarded rehab contract at hydroelectric plant
American Hydro to modernise two units at Keokuk Hydroelectric plant in Iowa, US.
France’s biggest hydropower project has been commissioned
EDF has commissioned its new Romanche-Gavet hydroelectric plant in France.
Jacobs outlines approach to Indonesian geothermal plant
Jacobs has outlined its role in providing owners engineering services for Stage 1 of PT Supreme Energy Muara Laboh’s geothermal power plant, as well as its continued support on the Stage 2 development plant.
Rystad Energy: Geothermal power on the rise
According to Rystad Energy analysis, geothermal capacity will increase by 8 GW, totalling at 24 GW in 2025.
Ocean Energy Europe shares new publication
Industry body Ocean Energy Europe has published new information on its 2030 vision for ocean energy.
Marquard & Bahls to increase participation in Nordic Blue Crude
The company’s investment shows its “commitment towards a greener future for fuels”.
Construction underway on Australia’s first large-scale hybrid power plant
Construction has begun on Port Augusta, Australia’s first large-scale hybrid power plant.
Equinor and partners progress plan for zero carbon industrial cluster in the UK
The company has submitted a joint proposal to create a low carbon cluster in the Humber, the UK’s largest and most carbon-intensive industrial region.
Solid oxide electrolysis cell technology to unlock the full potential of renewable power
An article in Science magazine suggests that solid oxide electrolysis cell (SOEC) technology can unlock the full potential of renewable power and provide climate-friendly fuels.
DNV GL conducts hydrogen-readiness study for Italian gas network
Società Gasdotti Italia (SGI) has commissioned DNV GL to assess the feasibility of changing Italy’s second-largest gas network from natural gas to renewable gases.