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Sweden-based electrofuel specialist Liquid Wind and a roster of energy partners have announced plans to develop and market ten additional e-methanol facilities in the Nordics by 2027.
Italian energy company Eni has signed a deal with oil and gas contractor Saipem for the development of new Eni biorefineries to produce biofuels for aviation and mobility.
Air Liquide and Siemens Energy have launched their joint gigawatt electrolyser factory in Berlin, Germany – a move that will enable the manufacturing of low-carbon hydrogen at industrial scale.
Italy-based BIOGEST-Group has expanded its commitment to sustainability with the announcement that it has started construction of the first biomethane plant under its new BIOP Green Gas (BIOP) brand.
Kawasaki Heavy Industries (Kawasaki), Iwatani Corporation (Iwatani), and INPEX Corporation (INPEX) have officially announced a shareholder agreement for INPEX to acquire shares in Japan Suiso Energy, Ltd. (JSE), a collaborative venture between Kawasaki and Iwatani.
US-based project developer Vision RNG (VRNG) has partnered with waste services provider WIN Waste Innovations (WIN Waste) to build two major projects that will convert landfill gases (LFGs) to renewable natural gas (RNG).
Enapter AG has successfully delivered its AEM Flex 120 electrolyser to brick manufacturer ABC-Klinkergruppe in Hörstel, Germany, marking a significant step towards sustainable hydrogen production.
A new partnership formed by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP), Flexens and Lhyfe will oversee the development of an energy island that aims to integrate large-scale offshore wind generation and hydrogen production.
The European Commission has granted approval for a €2.4bn ($2.9bn) Czech project designed to foster the construction and operation of sustainable biomethane production facilities.
Porsche aims to reduce emissions in its vehicle manufacturing process after signing a new deal with Swedish industrial start-up H2 Green Steel (H2GS) for the supply of carbon dioxide (CO2)-reduced steel.
