A UK-wide carbon capture and storage (CCUS)-led initiative that has “catalysed the decarbonisation of the UK’s major industrial clusters” looks set to form a blueprint for other countries.
Work on a new hydrogen facility in Aberdeen will begin on site later this year under main contractor Robertson Civil Engineering (RCE).
A new study led by Costain will explore how hydrogen refuelling stations can be integrated into the UK’s existing gas network in anticipation of increased demand for fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) and other zero-emission vehicles.
Hydrogen has a key role to play in successfully delivering a low carbon economy. Together with electrification, it will help accelerate transformative decarbonisation, especially in sectors in which emissions are otherwise hard to abate.
Singapore based energy storage company Global Energy Storage (GES) and Australian green hydrogen export specialist Provaris Energy have joined forces to develop a “world first” gaseous hydrogen import facility at the Port of Rotterdam.
Mott MacDonald has been awarded a 12-month programme of work on a new offshore green hydrogen network by Dutch gas transmission network owner Gasunie.
The head of a House of Lords committee has warned that the government’s energy plans still risk energy security and net-zero ambitions because they lack investment in energy storage technology.
WSP has been appointed by National Gas to develop best practice guidelines on how a new hydrogen network for the UK should be designed.
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Spanish multinational Exolum has been awarded £2M to build a green hydrogen production plant and refuelling station at its Riverside terminal in Stockton-on-Tees.
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