New Energies

Global demand for liquefied natural gas is expected to triple over the next decade.

Dajin combines fish farming and solar energy in a single project that avoids 320,000 tons of CO₂ per year.

The Danish firm thus consolidates its position as a leading developer of greenfield projects in the Baltic and southern Europe.

Distributed generation from wave power is a concrete, scalable solution that is aligned with the continent's climate objectives.

The project can supply up to 72,000 homes for four hours with stored energy.

The contract covers 4,200 km² and integrates several previously separate blocks, with an investment of US$1.35 billion.

The first 15 MW turbine is already rotating at the Baltic Power marine park, ushering in a new energy era for Poland.

The company has presented comprehensive technical information as a federal priority to accelerate its advanced energy solutions.

The company will integrate auxiliary lithium-ion battery systems, optimizing the delivery of quality power to the grid.

The project plans to store more than 10 million tons of CO₂ per year in a marine salt reservoir 250 km offshore.