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Open letter to COP30: Scientists call on global leaders to limit crop biofuels

Ahead of the UN Climate Change Conference COP30, which opens next week in Belém, Brazil, nearly 100 members of the global scientific community, including representatives from the Union of Concerned Scientists, have signed on to a letter calling on global leaders to limit a ‘dangerous expansion” of biofuels. The post Open letter to COP30: Scientists call on global leaders to limit crop biofuels appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Green hydrogen with smart system powers Australia cotton project | Hydrogen

Australian hydrogen developer Hiringa Energy has received US-made solar power technology that will help supply renewable energy to its low-carbon cotton project in New South Wales. Once installed the new tech should boost the efficiency of green hydrogen production. The technology, supplied by Ampt, uses string optimisers to improve solar power systems. These small electronic devices control the output of each solar panel and allow the overall system to perform at its best, even if some panels are shaded or underperforming. By improving power delivery from the solar farm, Ampt’s technology enables Hiringa’s GEGHA project to more efficiently generate green hydrogen and ammonia – the core ingredients of a low-carbon fertiliser being used on the farm’s cotton crops. The GEGHA project aims to make agricultural production more sustainable by producing fertiliser and hydrogen through a… Read More »Green hydrogen with smart system powers Australia cotton project | Hydrogen

Norwegian duo’s asset exchange paving the way for North Sea oil & gas discovery’s development

An oil and gas discovery in the North Sea, which is expected to reap the benefits of a decision by two Norwegian oil and gas players, Aker BP and DNO, to swap assets, is now poised to witness an acceleration of its development off the coast of Norway. The post Norwegian duo’s asset exchange paving the way for North Sea oil & gas discovery’s development appeared first on Offshore Energy.

CMA CGM and Edison hit LNG bunkering milestone in Italy

Italian energy company Edison and French shipping giant CMA CGM have completed the first ship-to-ship (STS) LNG bunkering of a containership in Italy. The post CMA CGM and Edison hit LNG bunkering milestone in Italy appeared first on Offshore Energy.

EU moves to scale up production of sustainable maritime fuels

The European Commission has adopted the Sustainable Transport Investment Plan (STIP) which sets out a common approach to boost investments in renewable and low-carbon fuels focusing on waterborne and aviation transport. The post EU moves to scale up production of sustainable maritime fuels appeared first on Offshore Energy.