Siemens Gamesa wins sustainability award hi Tech & Industry Scandinavia has again this year focused on sustainability by highlighting companies that make a special effort to develop and integrate environmentally friendly initiatives. The company with the best initiative is awarded the ‘hi Sustainable Development Award’ – an award based on the UN’s 17 World Goals…
Airbus: Passenger aircrafts should fly on green hydrogen Green hydrogen’s momentum is fast approaching and is talked about as the fuel of the future, according to aircraft manufacturer Airbus, which is ready to begin production of a hydrogen-powered commerciel passenger aircraft by the end of the decade. Europe’s leading aerospace maker is convinced that 2035…
Ørsted and Uniper will together produce green hydrogen Hydrogen Denmark’s member Ørsted has joined forces with the German energy company Uniper to produce large-scale green hydrogen. The parties have signed a declaration of intent to jointly produce hydrogen with offshore wind, which will take place directly from Uniper’s site in Wilhelmshaven in northwestern Germany. Ørsted…
Strandmøllen receives investment support for hydrogen production in Sweden Strandmøllen has been granted investment support by Klimatklivet for the construction of a 2 MW plant for hydrogen production in Ljungby, Småland. The plant is expected to be operational in the autumn of 2023. Klimatklivet’s investment support is aimed at local and regional arrangements that reduce…
Ørsted, Siemens Gamesa and ITM Power start hydrogen project in the UK The consortium under the name Oyster, consisting of Ørsted, Siemens Gamesa, ITM Power and Element Energy, will establish an offshore hydrogen production at the English coastal town of Grimsby. The pilot project will develop and test an electrolysis plant on a megawatt scale,…
Eurowind will build solar cells and PtX plants of 35-50 MW each, in continuation of two existing wind farms in Mariagerfjord Municipality. Eurowind has received approval from the City Council, but the projects still require and environmental approval for them to be realized. The construction of the solar cells and PtX plants is described as…
The Swiss energy company H2 Energy Europe vil build Europe’s largest Power-to-X plant in Esbjerg. The plant, which is expected to be 1GW, will be ready in 2024 and will convert wind into green hydrogen, which will be used directly in the heavy land transport. The Swiss energy company expects to create 200 to 300…
On Friday 27 August, the Jutlandish electrolysis producer, Green Hydrogen Systems, was visited by the Minister of Climate, Energy and Utilities, Dan Jørgensen. The Minister visited Green Hydrogen Systems to hear more about electrolysis technology and how electrolysis plants produce green hydrogen using renewable energy. The Minister was given a tour of the production halls,…
On the 18th of August, the construction work will begin on Europe’s currently largest electrolysis plant for the production and storage of green hydrogen: the HySynergy plant in Fredericia. The plant is located next to Crossbridge Energy’s refinery. This writes Everfuel in a press release. Everfuel states that the building permit has been granted for…
Nel has announced that the company has become a partner in the Poshydon project, established by a Dutch consortium that provides the world’s first offshore hydrogen platform. Nel will supply a 1.25 MW electrolysis plant that will be able to produce half a tonne of green hydrogen a day. “Nel sees hydrogen production from offshore…