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Elcogen opens solid oxide fuel cell factory in Estonia | Hydrogen

European technology firm Elcogen has opened a 14,000 sq m solid oxide fuel cell facility in Tallinn, Estonia. The ELCO I site delivers a significant jump in production capacity – from 10MW to 360MW – and its cells, stacks and modules can be integrated into third-party systems for a wide range of applications including distributed energy, off-grid and stationary power, industrial backup, green hydrogen production, and power-to-X solutions. “This new facility is built for scale, speed, and global impact,” said Enn Õunpuu, CEO of Elcogen. “As demand for reliable solid oxide-based clean energy … accelerates worldwide, Elcogen is now … positioned to deliver the high-performance technology the market needs, at commercial volumes.” The €50m operation is powered by a 9MW energy supply from the nearby Iru Waste-to-Energy Plant and incorporates sustainability measures such as process heat reuse and… Read More »Elcogen opens solid oxide fuel cell factory in Estonia | Hydrogen

Rostock and Pecém ports join forces on green (energy) corridor

Germany’s Rostock Port and Brazil’s Port of Pecém have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to jointly develop a transport corridor through which green energy and green products from Brazil can be imported to Germany and Eastern Europe. The post Rostock and Pecém ports join forces on green (energy) corridor appeared first on Offshore Energy.

‘Industry-first’ seafarer training frameworks for ammonia, methanol, hydrogen see the light of day

The Maritime Just Transition Task Force (MJTTF) has launched industry-first training frameworks designed to facilitate the development of programs for seafarers working on ships powered by ammonia, methanol, and hydrogen. The post ‘Industry-first’ seafarer training frameworks for ammonia, methanol, hydrogen see the light of day appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Baker Hughes helping Petrobras enhance oil & gas production as vessel duo remains in Brazil

U.S.-headquartered energy technology giant Baker Hughes has disclosed a long-term contract extension with Brazil’s Petrobras for two stimulation vessels, which will keep supporting offshore operations that optimize oil and gas recovery in the South American country’s post and pre-salt fields. The post Baker Hughes helping Petrobras enhance oil & gas production as vessel duo remains in Brazil appeared first on Offshore Energy.