Technip FMC is leading a consortium consisting of Vattenfall, Repsol, ABB, NEL, DNV GL, UMOE and Slåttland on a pilot project to construct and test the Deep Purple green hydrogen offshore energy system.
The Group has replaced six hydraulic units at the Bratsk hydropower plant as part of its ‘New Energy’ hydropower modernisation programme.
CorPower has secured a private placement of €9 million, bringing equity funding to €20.3 million for the commercial scale demonstration of its HiWave-5 project.
The two new units will develop green hydrogen and energy storage projects and technologies.
The companies have signed a LOI to explore the development of green hydrogen and low-cost ammonia production in Chile.
The company has designed a floating solar energy structure that produces green hydrogen, offering a low carbon solution to Irish coastal communities.
Roman Berdnikov and Nikolay Karpukhin have been appointed by RusHydro’s Board of Directors to the company’s Management Board.
The two companies will work to develop a green hydrogen project in Sardinia, Italy.
Marc Stuart, Founding Managing Partner, Allotrope Partners will join GreenFire Energy’s advisory board, bringing expertise in Southeast Asia’s renewables market.
The turbine, which was built in Scotland, has been installed in the Goto Island chain in Japan for the production of clean electricity.
The company has completed a US$40 million funding round to aid the commercialisation of its technology and expand project pipelines.
The HyDeal Ambition has been launched by 30 European energy players with the aim to deliver green hydrogen at the price of fossil fuels.
H2GO Power and EMEC are planning to combine artificial intelligence software with green hydrogen technology in order to optimise renewable energy integration into the grid.
The permit will allow cement works and floater installation to be carried out for the EWP-EDF One wave energy project, located in the Port of Jaffa, Israel.
The company is set to drill three geothermal wells in the country.