Australian Provaris Energy, former Global Energy Ventures (GEV), is making progress on the engineering and development of its H2Neo GH2 carrier, with the aim to achieve approval for construction in 2023.
The goverment of the UK will grant $74.3 million (£60 m) to HySupply competition winners to provide funding for projects to develop innovative low-carbon hydrogen supply solutions.
H2 Industries and TECHNOLOG have developed 3D designs for a concept ship that will collect plastic waste and convert it into clean hydrogen.
Golden Energy Offshore has teamed up with Gen2 Energy to explore the use and availability of hydrogen-based fuel in the maritime industry.
The European Commission has presented a plan on how the EU can rapidly reduce its dependence on Russian fossil fuels and fast forward the green transition.
French engineering and technology company, Technip Energies, and its affiliates, Kanfa and Inocean, have launched the GO.H2TM by T.EN suite of carbon-free solutions for green hydrogen production. This suite of solutions – based on renewable power sources such as wind and solar – is said to be flexib
Gasunie and Fluxys have joined forces for a Dutch-Belgian hydrogen network connection in North Sea Port.
Germany’s emission-free hydrogen-fueled push boat Elektra has been christened earlier this week, allowing the testing of the vessel to begin.
BP and Linde plan a major CCS project in Texas that will enable low carbon hydrogen production at Linde’s existing facilities.
NET4GAS has requested DNV to evaluate the hydrogen suitability of an existing natural gas transmission pipeline.
Several European renewable energy associations have united to call for changes to the EU’s Innovation Fund as its award criteria ‘puts renewable energy projects at a structural disadvantage’.
When it comes to securing energy for the future in a sustainable way, we have reached a junction where we have to choose a way forward.
Chevron and Pertamina have partnered up to explore lower carbon business opportunities, including CCUS)and hydrogen.
The UK regulator has awarded two carbon storage licences in the North Sea – to store up to 23 Mtpa of CO2 by 2038 – to BP and Equinor.
