BP’s recent moves in Teesside highlight a paradox in the company’s energy strategy. While the oil major is pushing forward with the H2 Teesside project, one of the UK’s largest blue hydrogen facilities, it has simultaneously scaled back its broader green agenda.
The UK and Scottish governments have unveiled plans to transform the decommissioned Chapelcross nuclear site into a green energy hub.
The Murchison Green Hydrogen (MGH) project has recently been awarded Major Project Status by the Hon. Ed Husic MP, Minister for Industry and Sciences.
Elon Musk’s social media platform, X (formerly Twitter), has initiated legal action against several companies, including Danish renewable energy and green hydrogen developer Ørsted.
AustriaEnergy International GmbH has submited the environmental impact assessment (EIA) for what is touted as Chile’s largest project in hydrogen sector.
State Secretary for the Environment Dr. Andre Baumann inaugurated the SmartBio-H2-BW biorefinery in Rheinfelden, Baden.
Shell has chosen Wood to provide pre-Front End Engineering Design (pre-FEED) services for its ‘Blue Horizons’ project in Oman, which aims to produce low-carbon blue hydrogen and ammonia for both local and international markets.
Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly recently convened a meeting in New Alamein City to assess the progress of Egypt’s green hydrogen projects.
The Dutch government has announced substantial financial support for Djawels BV, a subsidiary of HyCC BV, in the form of an €80 million state aid package.
RWE and Westfalen Group have initiated the construction of the “H2 Filling Hub Lingen,” a hydrogen refueling infrastructure project in Lingen.
