SLB and Linde have partnered to advance decarbonization solutions in the industrial and energy sectors through carbon capture, utilisation, and sequestration (CCUS) initiatives. The partnership will concentrate on processing natural gas as well as the manufacture of ammonia and hydrogen, both of which produce CO2.
The Netherlands has all the components needed to become the biggest green hydrogen powerhouse in Europe. Researchers from Roland Berger and Royal HaskoningDHV assert this in a collaborative research paper.
The EU initiative Global Gateway is essential to this. In order to assist these nations in facing global concerns like climate change, the EU plans to invest 300 billion euros in their infrastructure.
The key to Russia’s competitiveness in the global hydrogen market, he said at the International Hydrogen Conference (IH2CON), is the development of technologies and collaboration, notably in partnership with partner nations.
