Denmark and Germany ink deal on hydrogen piping

Export prospects provide investor security while driving the industry forwards, says hydrogen actors, welcoming new hydrogen infrastructure between Denmark and Germany.

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Cleantech

Norwegian battery maker reconsiders plant location

”Plan A is to establish ourselves in Norway, but there is always a risk when other countries have better subsidy schemes in place,” says Vianode.

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Chinese Goldwind becomes world's top wind turbine supplier in 2022. | Foto: Zhou You/AP/Ritzau Scanpix

Renewables

Vestas relegated to runner-up position in 2022

The Danish major has been edged out as the world’s top turbine supplier amid global dip in combined installed capacity.

Utilities

OX2 to develop Swedish offshore energy hub

The energy hub will consist of wind turbines as well as hydrogen production installations.

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Denmark and Germany ink deal on hydrogen piping

Export prospects provide investor security while driving the industry forwards, says hydrogen actors, welcoming new hydrogen infrastructure between Denmark and Germany.

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Renewables

EnBW makes final investment decision on Vestas OSW

EnBW has sold off half of its German offshore wind project and makes final investment decision on He Dreiht to be realized without state subsidies.

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Tellurim is, among other things, used in solar panel production. | Foto: Rick Bowmer/AP/Ritzau Scanpix

Policy & Trading

EU spearheads look to ease critical raw materials access

Two central EU summit proposals to increase bloc self-reliance and competitiveness garners support among EU leaders.

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Russia commends Danish invitation to salvage object near Nord Stream

”It is critically important to determine what kind of object it is,” says Russia’s press secretary, Dmitry Peskov.

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Norwegian battery maker reconsiders plant location

”Plan A is to establish ourselves in Norway, but there is always a risk when other countries have better subsidy schemes in place,” says Vianode.

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Foto: Ries van Wendel de Joode / Port of Rotterdam

Renewables

Cargo ships must use 2% green fuel in EU from 2025

The EU reaches agreement on new legislation which entails that freighters must initiate cuts to greenhouse gas emissions from fuels.

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Renewables

Equinor doubts new technologies for Utsira Nord, opts to improve current concepts

The Norwegian oil company still maintains that it is ”very healthy” to grant local actors like World Wide Wind new access to wind turbines.

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French President Emmanuel Macron brings his own agenda to EU summit. (stock photo) | Foto: Virginia Mayo/AP/Ritzau Scanpix

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Energy and clean industry on the docket at EU assembly

Power market reform and European counter to US subsidy schemes are main items on the agenda when EU lawmakers convene on Thursday. A more unofficial item threatens to steal the show.

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Minister of Climate, Energy and Utilities Lars Aagaard confirms government resentment of EU proposal. | Foto: Gregers Tycho

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Denmark opposes EU proposal on biomass limitations

A letter from the Danish climate ministry to the Danish Forest Association expresses resentment for the EU proposal.

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Vestas relegated to runner-up position in 2022

The Danish major has been edged out as the world’s top turbine supplier amid global dip in combined installed capacity.

Renewables

Chinese turbines preferred for major Serbian project

Chinese Zhejiang Windey wins a 7.7MW turbine delivery contract to a Serbian project – one media calls it a ”breakthrough” deal.

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Utilities

Vattenfall secures new credit facility

The Swedish utility replaces former unilateral facilities with a new EUR 3bn one.

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Renewables

International partnership will test CO2 capture on tanker

A consortium of international shipping actors has been approved for a pilot project on capturing greenhouse gases from commercial shipping.

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Russian oil could end up in tanks of European ships through simple maneuver

Even though many shipowners would like to avoid Russian fuel in their ship tanks, it might still turn out that way due to a legal loophole in the EU sanctions.

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(Arkivfoto) Marinens skibe til undersøgelser under havoverfladen ligger i Rønne Havn, blandt andet på grund af undersøgelse af læk på Nord Stream 1 og 2. | Foto: Finn Frandsen

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China hopes for UN-led investigation into Nord Stream explosions

According to a Chinese spokesperson, UN should lead the investigations into Nord Stream pipeline explosions.

Oil & Gas

Oil down on interest hikes and crude stock builds

If banks tighten their monetary policies, activity will come to a halt, causing dips to both demand and crude prices.

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Cleantech

Everfuel goes over budget, continues hemorrhaging cash

However, the Danish hydrogen developer could still seek refuge in a successful capital provision and newly formed partnership to help secure target of 2GW electrolyser capacity in 2030.

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Renewables

Floating offshore wind will pave the way for viable technology

A string of partners with offshore wind expertise hope to gain market foothold with floating substation when floating offshore wind becomes bankable. They predict bustling activity at the end of the decade.

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Renewables

CIP to install 2GW floating offshore wind in Italy

In collaboration with two partners, the Danish product developer aims to build three floating offshore wind farms between Rome and Sardinia.

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Renewables

Ørsted taps Havfram to install turbines on Hornsea 3

The Norwegian developer has been charged with turbine installation of the 2.8GW offshore wind farm in the fall of 2026.

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Ewii CEO: Release grid companies and make better use of the power grid

Instead of only focusing on expanding the power grid to take on brief periods of peak loads, politicians should ease regulations so power grid operators can incentivize flexible usage of the grid, says Ewii CEO Lars Bonderup.

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Oil & Gas

Fortum and Rolls-Royce to build small modular reactors in Finland

The two companies will carry out feasibility studies on deployment of small modular reactors (SMR) in Finland and Sweden. Conclusions are expected to land within a few years.

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Oil & Gas

Oil down on unexpected spike in inventories

Opec+ deems recent drops in oil as speculative and insists that demand hikes will raise prices in the months to come.

Renewables

Partnership secures funding for floating substation

An international partnership with freshly printed EUDP money in its bag hopes to develop offshore substations.

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Jacob Krogsgaard, adm. direktør i Everfuel, som udvikler grøn brint, er positive overfor EU's nye brintbank, men savner amerikansk enkelthed i EU's brintpolitik. | Foto: Everfuel Pr

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Hydrogen bank is another instrument in EU's battle for a cleaner future

The draft for a hydrogen bank is the EU Commission’s latest measure to counter US in the race for clean technologies. Hydrogen sector hopes to collect the pieces in forming the safety net the companies need.

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