Under a binding heads of terms deal, the two Norwegian firms have sketched out a future long-term physical renewable power supply agreement, whereby Statkraft will deliver energy to Freyr’s planned battery facility.
Swiss firm H2 Energy, set to establish a 1GW hydrogen facility in Denmark, sees the transformation of heavy transport as a low-hanging fruit and calls for political courage to secure offtakers.
The utility hopes to win the Danish carbon capture and storage tender with a plan to capture 400,000 tonnes of CO2 by 2025 from the company’s biomass-fired combined heat and power stations.
With its 1GW hydrogen production, Swiss H2 Energy Europe is among the companies confident in a booming hydrogen industry in Denmark in coming years. For Denmark to take the lead, political action is needed, the company notes.
The EV manufacturer has become a shareholder of Israeli battery group StoreDot.
One of the major impediments for Tesla and other manufacturers in Shanghai has been a shortage of workers, along with shipping issues and limited supplies of components.
In 2024, technology giant Topsoe will inaugurate the world’s largest electrolyzer plant, which will be constructed on a 72,000m2 lot in Central Denmark.
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, one of the world’s biggest green asset managers, presents its vision for yet another Danish energy island in the North Sea where wind power will be converted into green hydrogen.
By producing hydrogen directly from turbines, the utility wants to reduce energy loss and save money. The company has just received state subsidies to develop the first turbine of this kind in the UK, providing a much more efficient solution than other alternatives, says CEO Anna Borg.
The Swedish energy giant doesn’t want to rule out involvement in upcoming energy islands, but prefers focusing on floating wind for now, says CEO Anna Borg in an interview with EnergyWatch.
As soon as next year, routes between Europe and the US could see the introduction of flights using 100 percent sustainable fuels, according to the UK transport minister.
Record power sale revenue and divestments of solar farms in Denmark and Italy formed the basis of a ”strong start” to 2022, the company writes in its quarterly report.
Infrastructure investor Infranode has become part owner of the Klemetsrud carbon capture project in Norway. Now the company is setting its sights on Danish CCS projects, while the project team collaborates with Danish waste management companies.
The Greenlandic government seeks support from investors to develop hydrogen, which can be sold abroad as well.
Supply shortages prompt automaker Teslas to suspend production at its Shanghai plant just three weeks after the last shutdown.
The French hydrogen producer expects to fetch approximately EUR 110m from listing on Euronext exchange.
Wind turbine pioneer Henrik Stiesdal is trying to keep both feet firmly planted on the ground despite the huge potential of his electrolysis technology.
For the second time in eight months, Green Hydrogen Systems postpones deliveries due to technical problems tied to scaling. CEO bemoans yet maintains lofty 2025 revenue target.
With a new name and new vision, family business Topsoe is making progress on pivoting away from the fossil sector in order to become a global leader on CO2-reducing technologies, says CEO Roeland Baan.
Technical problems related to GHS’ A Series has temporarily halted deliveries, in turn postponing a realistic guidance for 2022. The order book saw growth in the first quarter with contracts in Norway and Scotland, the Q1 financial report reveals.
The Danish Energy Agency is now accepting applications from players looking to prequalify to bid in a coming carbon capture and storage tender.
In many ways, business improved for Finnish group Wärtsilä in the year’s first quarter, though a write-down of activities in Russia had a negative effect on the operating result.
The French cable manufacturer has boosted first-quarter revenue, attributing the advance to both solid market demand as well as increasing electrification globally.
The Danish enzymes producer can take on an important role in the struggle to cut dependency on Russian fuel. Companies are already noting strong policy signals boding well for the bioenergy business in the long term.
The lead player behind Danish CCS project Greensand is dissatisfied with the aspect of carbon storage apparently omitted from evaluation of bids for project funding, the company writes to the Danish Energy Agency.
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