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The Net Zero Technology Centre has been awarded £2.12 million (€2.45 million) from Scottish Government’s Just Transition Fund (JTF) to support delivery of its Hydrogen Offshore Production Project (HOP2).
The HOP2 project, which will be delivered over four years, will demonstrate if offshore hydrogen production and storage is feasible at a scale of 500 MW to 1GW through the repurposing of…
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The technology group Wärtsilä will supply the gas fuelled engines for a new 100 MW Japanese power plant.
The fast-starting engines will provide the grid balancing and peaking capabilities needed as Japan increases its share of energy from renewable sources.
This is one of the pioneering cases in Japan where a major power producer and supplier has opted for gas engine technology for a…
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TotalEnergies is set to go before the EU Parliament to address the development of its East Africa crude oil pipeline.
The controversial pipeline expected to run from Murchison Falls National Park in Uganda to the port of Tanga in Tanzania.
Environmental groups have argued that the project will have devastating impacts on wildlife as well as critical water resources including the Lake Victoria…
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Celeros Flow Technology will be highlighting its customised flow control solutions that respond to diverse process challenges of transitioning from fossil fuels to renewable resources such as biofuels and biomass at ADIPEC 2022.
Comprehensive aftermarket support also ensures that renewable energy operations continue to function efficiently throughout their design life, with the ability to…
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The OMV Schwechat Refinery is now running at full capacity again following an explosion in June.
The alternative supply system, which was used to make up for the production restrictions of the Schwechat Refinery during the repairs, will be maintained as an additional source of supply for as long as necessary.
This will allow reliable supply to the markets in addition to stocks being replenished…
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The UK has opened a new oil and gas licensing round for companies to explore for reserves in the North Sea.
About 900 locations are being offered for exploration, with as many as 100 licences set to be awarded, the BBC has reported.
The decision is at odds with international climate scientists who say fossil fuel projects should be closed down, not expanded.
Business Secretary Jacob…
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Valves
Oxford Flow has welcomed ACADS Engineering (ACADS) as its exclusive distributor in Malaysia.
Oxford Flow said it has experienced unprecedented growth and is reimagining valve technology for the energy, water, and industrial sectors. Its products include axial flow control valves, and liquid and gas pressure regulating valves.
Operating from its headquarters in Oxford, UK, the company has a…
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Carbon emission reduction technology firm Topsoe and its project partners Skovgaard Energy and Vestas have marked the start of construction of a green ammonia plant in Lemvig, Denmark.
The project will demonstrate how renewable power can be coupled directly to the ammonia plant while taking the fluctuations in power production into account, and at the same time making it a cost-effective way of…
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Wärtsilä will supply two 10-megawatt (MW) energy storage systems under an engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) contract to Caribbean Utilities Company Ltd (CUC) in the Cayman Islands.
This project, which will be CUC’s first energy storage facilities, will enable the utility to approximately double its renewable energy capacity on Grand Cayman, the largest of the three Cayman…
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Carbon America, the first vertically integrated carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) super developer, has reached an agreement with Bridgeport Ethanol to develop a carbon capture and storage project in Nebraska.
The project will capture and store approximately 175,000 tons of carbon dioxide (CO₂) per year, equivalent to 95% of total emissions from the ethanol facility’s fermentation…
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Hydrogen UK (HUK), the largest trade association for the hydrogen industry in the UK, has launched its Hydrogen Accelerators at the Conservative Party Conference, providing a blueprint for the continued development of Britain’s entire hydrogen value chain.
The Hydrogen Accelerators are a set of recommendations from the 50 strong industry members directed at Government to ensure successful…
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OMV, the international integrated oil, gas and chemicals’ company has set itself the goal of expanding its low carbon business and its range of low carbon energy.
In the geothermal sector, OMV sees its strength in its extensive expertise along with experience above and below ground, its existing reservoirs and infrastructure, and the strong market growth in Europe.
OMV’s energy production…
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Wood, the global consulting and engineering company, has been awarded two significant contract extensions in Brazil.
They include the provision of operations services for Trident Energy and maintenance solutions for Equinor.
In July, Wood and Trident Energy signed an agreement to perform production and deck operation services onboard platforms P08, P65, PCE1 and PPM1.
This contract is a…
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Maire Tecnimont’s subsidiary NextChem has been awarded a Pre-FEED engineering services contract by MadoquaPower2X.
The Portuguese/Dutch/Danish consortium led by Madoqua Renewables along with CIP’s Energy Transition Fund and Power2X aim to develop and operate an integrated renewable hydrogen and green ammonia plant located in Sines, Portugal.
The purpose of the Pre-FEED engineering…
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Members of the North London Waste Authority (NLWA) have agreed to invest in initial services to develop carbon capture at the Edmonton EcoPark in the UK.
NLWA is constructing a new Energy Recovery Facility as part of the North London Heat and Power Project.
The new plant will use waste as a resource to generate efficient, low-carbon heat and power for local homes and the country’s…
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Essar Oil UK has announced it has signed an offtake agreement with Vertex Hydrogen for the supply of 280MW of hydrogen.
The hydrogen will then be used to help decarbonise Essar’s existing production facilities including the new hydrogen powered furnace which was delivered in August.
Vertex, a joint venture between Essar and Progressive Energy, is developing the first large scale, low carbon…
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Concerns have been raised that possible sabotage could have been behind the leaks discovered at two gas pipelines linking Russia and Europe in the Baltic Sea.
European leaders believe this to be the case after seismologists reported explosions around the Nord Stream pipelines.
European commission president Ursula Von der Leyen said the Nord Stream II leaks were due to “sabotage”, and…
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KBR has signed an engineering agreement with Giammarco-Vertrocoke to license its carbon capture technology globally.
This carbon capture technology is energy efficient and can be integrated across the value chain for blue ammonia, petrochemical, and refining industries.
"We are excited to enter into this agreement with Giammarco-Vetrocoke, as it enables us to integrate and deploy critical…
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