Renewables news

Denmark will postpone the roll-out of a green hydrogen transmission pipeline between western Denmark and northern Germany by three years, says Reuters.

This partnership underscores both companies' commitment to reducing methane emissions.

The new digital platform offers an integrated dashboard to connect the entire CCUS life cycle, aiding in risk management and decision-making.

The CO2 will be transported to an offshore platform through converted gas pipelines and then injected and stored at a depth of 3000 metres in an old gas reservoir, details Reuters.

The SPE Aberdeen Offshore Achievement Awards 2025 officially launched on 30 August, 2024, with a line-up of new categories.

New analysis highlights disparity between project target volumes, expected volumes and those reaching FID is significant – threatening the pace of the energy transition.

Petronas will collaborate with ADNOC and Storegga to evaluate carbon dioxide emissions storage in Malaysia, reports Reuters.

Ocean insights provider, Miros, optimises vessel operations across Norway’s Northern Lights project.

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.