After issuing notices to proceed to Prysmian and Hitachi Energy for cable and converter […] The post Preferred major works contractor appointed for Australian interconnector appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Spain-based engineering consultancy BlueNewables has obtained the Administrative Authorizations for Public Domain Occupation from […] The post BlueNewables secures permit for Valencia floating solar project appeared first on Offshore Energy.
OneSubsea, a joint venture backed by SLB, Aker Solutions, and Subsea7, has revealed that its subsea compressor system, which recently came online at a Shell-operated natural gas field in the Norwegian Sea, will allow the operator to unlock new gas supplies for Europe. The post OneSubsea’s ‘cutting-edge’ tool enables Shell’s field to step up on the gas appeared first on Offshore Energy.
European green hydrogen production company Lhyfe has made its first delivery of renewable hydrogen in the Netherlands, supplying Essent – the country’s largest energy supplier. The hydrogen will enable the GROHW project, which is an initiative in the Deventer region that aims to produce green hydrogen for various local applications, including hybrid heat pumps for office heating and industrial burners. Waste heat and oxygen generated from hydrogen production will also be reused. Lhyfe will provide renewable hydrogen to Essent under a multi-year supply contract, first referenced in the company’s 2024 half-year results. “The first delivery to Essent marks the kick-off of our commercial activity in the Netherlands – a priority market for us – in the best possible way,” said Luc Graré, Head of Central & Eastern Europe at Lhyfe. The GROHW project is a… Read More »Lhyfe delivers first batch of green hydrogen in the Netherlands | Hydrogen
An EU-funded project has launched the continent’s first magnetocaloric pilot plant which could reduce hydrogen liquefaction costs to below €1.50 per kilo. The pilot, developed with HyLical by Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR) and startup Magnotherm, may pave the way for large-scale industrial applications. Magnetic cooling technology represents a new type of climate-friendly and energy-efficient power, without compressors and environmentally harmful refrigerant gases. The magnetocaloric effect occurs when materials with certain properties – such as lanthanum-iron-silicon alloy (LaFeSi) – are placed in a magnetic field. Depending on the orientation of the magnetic moments, the metallic materials can cause a sudden drop or rise in temperature. Using this principle, it is possible to cool hydrogen to –253°C after pre-cooling with liquid nitrogen. This triggers liquefaction. Dr Tino Gottschall, scientist at HZDR’s High Magnetic Field Laboratory Dresden (HLD), has… Read More »EU-funded pilot project claims hydrogen liquefaction breakthrough | Hydrogen
Swedish tanker shipping company Stena Bulk and the Norway-based Seasystems, a Scana-owned mooring solutions business for floating structures, have joined forces to promote the deployment of jettyless liquefied natural gas (LNG) infrastructure solutions. The post Stena Bulk pairs up with Scana in jettyless LNG infrastructure push appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Singaporean port operator PSA International has inaugurated the second phase of the expansion of PSA Mumbai – India’s largest container terminal. The post India’s largest container terminal inaugurated appeared first on Offshore Energy.
UK-headquartered and AIM-listed upstream oil and gas company Afentra has taken steps to secure its first offshore operatorship by expanding its portfolio with another block adjacent to its existing assets off the coast of Angola. The post UK firm makes a play for Angolan block with multiple oil & gas discoveries and prospects appeared first on Offshore Energy.
The Global Ethanol Association (GEA) has officially launched as an independent, non-profit international organization headquartered in Switzerland, with its first program targeting the marine fuel sector. The post Global Ethanol Association launches with initial program targeting marine sector appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Scottish Port of Cromarty Firth, Brunel University of London, and UK environmental and engineering consultancy Ricardo have joined forces to launch a feasibility study that aims to understand how ammonia could support the decarbonization of the maritime sector and a concept for a next-generation ammonia combustion engine. The post UK: Three partners to delve into the potential of ammonia in maritime decarbonization appeared first on Offshore Energy.