Other renewables

The Scottish Government has awarded EMEC a contract to explore opportunities for floating offshore wind and hydrogen supply chains in Scotland and France.

STRYDE has signed a contract to supply its light-weight seismic nodes to Gallego Technic Geophysics, helping to drive down the cost of geothermal exploration.

The study will look into the possibilities of large-scale production of green hydrogen in the Maasvlakte area, Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

Turboden is set to provide an ORC system to the Energy Development Corporation’s 29MWe geothermal plant in the Philippines.

The organisations have signed a formal partnership agreement, with the aim to accelerate the growth of sustainable hydropower.

McDermott's CB&I Storage Solutions business has been awarded a contract by New Jersey Natural Gas for the engineering, procurement and construction of a power-to-gas facility in Howell, New Jersey, US, that will use solar power to produce green hydrogen.

SUEZ and SIPEnR have set up the company H2 Créteil to work on building a green hydrogen production and distribution plant in Paris, France.

The company has successfully completed the Lower Kaleköy hydropower plant, which has an installed capacity of 500 MW and will supply 1 million people with clean energy.

Construction of the floating tidal energy platform has come to a close, and it is now ready for testing in Novia Scotia, Canada.

The companies are researching the production of green hydrogen from a 250 MW floating off-shore wind farm and a 100 MW on-shore wind farm in Asturias, Spain.

Upstream Tech’s HydroForecast™ technology will provide inflow forecasting for ENGIE’s hydroelectric portfolio on the Douro river, Portugal.

The company is edging towards the completion of its wave energy converter, which will be deployed at EMEC in Orkney, Scotland.

The Department of Energy of the Philippines is planning to utilise Star Scientific Limited’s green hydrogen technology to drive the country’s clean energy sector and economic development.

Albioma has acquired a 75%stake in the 13MW Gümüsköy power plant in Turkey.

The companies have received approximately €500 000 from EEA Grants for their COMPACT project.