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The Norwegian energy company is rethinking its renewables strategy and is keeping only part of its portfolio active while waiting for better market conditions.

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Gasunie and Storag Etzel move forward with hydrogen cavern filling and facility construction

Isbel Lázaro · May 14, 2025

The Etzel caverns will be able to store up to 1 TWh of hydrogen.

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UK Government gives green light to SSE and Equinor’s Aldbrough Hydrogen Pathfinder project

Joshua Falcón · May 14, 2025

This initiates promotes production, storage and generation at a single facility in East Yorkshire.

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Seatools wins contract for hydraulic system for Fengmiao 1 wind farm

Joshua Falcón · May 13, 2025

Seatools' subsea metrology and control system will ensure accuracy in pile installation at the Taiwanese offshore project.

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Ocean Winds installs first turbine at Yeu-Noirmoutier offshore wind farm

Ruth Arteaga · May 13, 2025

The first turbine is already operating off the French Atlantic coast with Siemens Gamesa technology.

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HydroFleet accelerates sustainable mobility in Georgia with new hydrogen station

Ruth Arteaga · May 13, 2025

HydroFleet will erect the first high-volume Class 8 hydrogen station in the U.S. in Savannah, bolstering clean freight logistics.

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GE Vernova and OPG drive construction of first small modular reactor in the West

Ruth Arteaga · May 12, 2025

Canada will lead the West in operating the first BWRX-300 small modular reactor, marking a key milestone in clean nuclear energy.

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CATL presents TENER Stack, a modular and safe 9 MWh battery

Isbel Lázaro · May 11, 2025

TENER Stack meets seismic and logistical standards for integrating renewable energy into demanding grids.

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BASF is presented as the first renewable ammonia producer in Central Europe

Joshua Falcón · May 11, 2025

The renewable content of the hydrogen is allocated to the renewable ammonia grades, allowing for a reduction of the carbon footprint of the green…

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Germany launches flexible solar panels that reduce consumption in vehicles

Ruth Arteaga · May 11, 2025

Up to 9% diesel savings in trucks with advanced solar module architecture.

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Statkraft suspends future green hydrogen projects

Gasunie and Storag Etzel move forward with hydrogen cavern filling and facility construction

UK Government gives green light to SSE and Equinor’s Aldbrough Hydrogen Pathfinder project

Seatools wins contract for hydraulic system for Fengmiao 1 wind farm

Ocean Winds installs first turbine at Yeu-Noirmoutier offshore wind farm

HydroFleet accelerates sustainable mobility in Georgia with new hydrogen station

GE Vernova and OPG drive construction of first small modular reactor in the West

CATL presents TENER Stack, a modular and safe 9 MWh battery

BASF is presented as the first renewable ammonia producer in Central Europe

Germany launches flexible solar panels that reduce consumption in vehicles