Renewables news

Turboexpander-generators have emerged as a reliable and emission-free method for generating clean electricity from pressure letdown processes both in pipelines and at the wellhead, explains Stephen Richards, Vice President of Engineering at Sapphire Technologies.

Strohm is now in a position to offer jumpers and flowlines for use in harsh environment carbon capture and storage (CCS) applications.

Mary Loftus, Senior Research and Development Engineer and Valve Doctor, IMI Critical Engineering, explores the problem of fugitive emissions and the promise of new packing sets to help overcome what is a significant environmental and health challenge.

The industry must balance increasing demand for petroleum products and growing pressure to transition to low-carbon energy sources to reduce emissions, says DNV.

The development will consist of a network of onshore CO2 pipelines, to be developed by GRTGaz, which will connect France’s Dunkirk industrial area to Equinor’s CO2 Highway Europe project.

Carbon intensive industries will be able to use the technology, according to the new bill, which will also create a legal framework to develop a CO2 pipeline infrastructure says Reuters.

LIBERTY Steel has announced that its Hartlepool pipes division has been selected for a major contract to supply pipelines to NEP and NZT Power.

Robert Gordon University research reveals that despite significant challenges, the UK offshore energy workforce has a vast potential to grow.

German hydrogen and energy transition consulting firm partners with Energy Exemplar to model latest and most sophisticated needs of hydrogen value chain using PLEXOS.

Creating a single source of truth on project data is key to delivering complex, collaborative projects while minimising costs and risks, says Steven Bruce, Idox plc.