Other renewables

SoCalGas, PG&E and Opus 12 have stated that they have advanced their new technology which converts CO2 from raw biogas into renewable natural gas.

AJS Production has re-started production of Mocean Energy’s wave machine in compliance with COVID-19 rules.

Neste’s new project will research and develop sustainable alternatives that could reduce the reliance on crude oil for transportation fuels and chemical and polymer production.

As part of a contract, Petrofac will be involved in Acorn’s CCS and hydrogen projects.

IEA explores the effects of Covid-19 on the energy industry in a series of reports, ranging from the decline in fuel prices to hydropower generation in Africa.

Liquid Wind has gained the support of more than 250 investors for their carbon neutral eMethanol project.

As part of the launch of Norway’s Green Transition package, the country is looking at how hydrogen could decarbonise their economy.

Global Clean Energy Holdings has chosen Haldor Topsoe’s HydroFlex™ for the revamp of a refinery to produce renewable fuel.

thyssenkrupp and De Nora have partnered to produce electrolysis cells as part of the energy transition.

EIA has stated that biomass-based diesel imports in the US have increased due to renewable fuel programmes and standards.

HollyFrontier Corporation’s Cheyenne Refinery will be converted to produce renewable diesel, with completion expected in 1Q2022.

DEME Offshore, part of DEME Group will join Neptune Energy’s PosHYdon hydrogen project in the North Sea.

According to the EIA, renewable energy consumption in the US has overtaken coal for the first time in 130 years.

The European Bank for Reconstruction & Development and Corporate Solutions have helped the Ministry of Energy of Uzbekistan develop a Low-Carbon Energy Strategy.

A partnership between Copenhagen Airports, A.P. Moller - Maersk, DSV Panalpina, DFDS, SAS and Ørsted has been formed in order to develop a sustainable fuel facility in Copenhagen, Denmark.