Other renewables

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.

The company has joined the European Clean Hydrogen Alliance, highlighting its commitment to supporting the transition to net-zero emissions.

Nel ASA is set to deliver a 20 MW electrolyser for a green hydrogen production facility in Denmark.

Hydro and Lyse have joined forces through the creation of a new hydropower company, Lyse Kraft DA.

The Scottish Government has published its Hydrogen Policy Statement, which outlines the country’s plan to support the green hydrogen sector.

Mitsubishi Corporation has awarded Voith Hydro with an electro-mechanical equipment contract for an Indonesian hydropower project.

The new report discusses the process behind making green hydrogen a cost-competitive climate solution, as global economies turn increasingly carbon neutral.

In collaboration with Fritz Schur Energy, Seasystems and Aalborg University, Floating Power Plant – a Danish clean-tech company – is building a wave energy test facility.

The company has obtained a positive EIS for the solar PV project – located in Puertollano, Spain – which will supply energy to a green hydrogen plant.