Author: Arnes Biogradlija

A pair of multi-year SkatteFUNN projects in the field of Generation 2 Energy have been accepted by the Norwegian Research Council (NRC).

The partnership aimed to build a hydrogen plant with a capacity of 400 megawatts and an anticipated hydrogen production rate of about 150,000 kg per day.

For the world to achieve Net Zero energy by 2050, an unprecedented level of change, investment, and collaboration are required, and Cadent is dedicated to rising to the challenge as a company.

In a statement, Natascha Viljoen, CEO of Anglo American’s PGMs division, said, “This feasibility study with our partners has confirmed the possibility to develop new engines of economic activity through hydrogen.”

The gases hydrogen (H2) and oxygen (O2) are positioned on opposite sides of a membrane that allows only single, positively charged hydrogen protons to flow through.

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Equinor, Norway’s largest oil and gas company, has announced a new billion-dollar investment plan in the development of blue hydrogen. On the Oslo Stock Exchange, Equinor’s stock climbs 3.9 percent to NOK 224.30. Equinor, of which the Norwegian government owns 67 percent, is one of several European energy firms that sees hydrogen energy as a way to tackle climate change. With its blue hydrogen, which is generated from natural gas and produces less methane than the competitors’ hydrogen alternatives, a Norwegian business feels it has the best bid for hydrogen energy. Around DKK 100 billion has been put aside by…

Both parties will work together to investigate hydrogen-related commercial prospects and develop concrete initiatives.

This will serve as the foundation for a hydrogen plant front-end engineering design research package.

H2NorthEast, based in Aberdeen, will generate 1,200 construction jobs and 400 long-term operating roles directly and across the supply chain, according to the company.