With oil supermajor Shell as its new owner, Danish Nature Energy is ready to defend its position as market leader when the global potential for thousands upon thousands of biogas plants is realized, says CEO Ole Hvelplund.
Denmark’s Nature Energy has been sold to Shell Petroleum NV for a price of EUR 1.9bn.
The water division is on the lookout for ten of the 80 new employees that Sweco is planning to recruit, the consultancy reports.
The Australian investment bank has raised billions of euros to take positions in a variety of infrastructure assets.
The pilot phase of Project Greensand will soon be ready to store the first CO2 beneath the North Sea, with vessel Aurora Storm currently berthed in western Denmark being equipped to transport Belgian carbon emissions.
The manufacturer sees big advantages in hydrogen made directly from wind power, however, political will is needed to aid big investments.
The Danish Technological Institute is starting a new project to test full-scale heat pump technology on site at three companies. The hardware is reportedly able to generate temperatures of up to 160 degrees Celsius.
Although solar power benefits the climate, making PV modules still has a negative climate impact, thus leading Norwegian researchers to use manufacturing waste products to make electricity from sunlight even greener.
In a new collaboration, Air Liquide pursues production of low-carbon hydrogen for use at TotalEnergies’ biofuel refinery in a project meant to support the oil outfit’s carbon-neutrality plan.
While the summit did result in a fund where rich nations of the global north help poorer countries suffering the brunt of climate change to rebuild and adapt, COP27’s final agreement ended up diluted and weak after giving way to petrostates’ insistence on keeping their core products out of discontinuation pledges.
The Danish oil group plans to hire a chief of biofuels who will be tasked with setting the strategic direction for the business area.
A new analysis by Danish Technological Institute shows that the number of patent applications for converting green power has risen in recent years. Nearly 25% of all patent submissions come from Europe.
Towering prices and short supply of commodities are slowing the shift to net-zero emissions, says Rambøll, while the solution could be found in Europe’s own backyard.
The US-based oil and gas company is exploring prospects for storing carbon emissions from across Asia in Australian underground reservoirs.
Norwegian firm IKM Testing acquires 80% of Danish subsupplier Ocean Team. Jens Peder Thomsen is to remain CEO of the company, which has deemed it necessary to consolidate due to increasing demands from major customers.
The Norwegian analysis firm began operations in Denmark in the late summer to get closer to existing and potential customers – also as a base from which to monitor the Swedish and Finnish markets, says Rystad’s Joachim Kjendlie.
A new type of buoy developed by company Resen Waves is to ensure greener surveillance of Project Greensand’s forthcoming CO2 reservoir in the Nini field.
Leading a new consortium, Shell has signed an MoU on a CCUS project in eastern China.
The nation sends its fourth storage site on the continental shelf to tender.
The Danish electrolysis manufacturer risks missing its annual revenue target of EUR 130m in 2025, concedes its CEO, saying the energy crisis could impact the infant industry’s development speed.
The EU Commission says it will present a plan next year for carbon capture, utilization and storage, reports Euractiv.
Tesla could be on track to making a 10-20% acquisition in Glencore.
Even though an ammonia engine is incoming and Wärtsilä expects to have it on the market by 2024, it will be years before the market can be said to have matured, according to the Finnish engine manufacturer.
Normod wants to inject CO2 into the seabed directly from ships in a new carbon storage solution, which wants to use Denmark as its base.
The Danish consultancy expects a lot of work to be done when the Ukraine war comes to an end, especially within the water, energy and agricultural industries.
Transition Analyst 
Project managers for the green transition 
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Financial controller for future energy projects 
Project manager with a focus on development projects regarding green gases and sector coupling Key Account Originator, Global Customers Head of Fuel Concepts 
Project Engineer for the offshore wind industry Operational shift for the management of Det Danske Elnet Engineer responsible for process safety in gas plant Power engineer for connecting green energy to the electricity grid Engineer to balance the Danish electricity system 
Operations Engineer for monitoring in the control room 
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