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Statkraft to drive green hydrogen project in Shetland

This project contemplates a facility with a capacity of up to 400 megawatts, dedicated to converting surplus renewable energy into hydrogen.

Financing of BRL 150 million drives the Urucuia River project towards its entry into operation in 2026.

A 430-hectare site that once housed radio antennas will now supply clean energy to the world's smallest country.

The companies have mtu generators certified to operate with these alternative fuels.

This memorandum establishes the basis for joint testing and validation of prototypes in real environments.

It is the first in the world to test direct CO₂ capture in a desert climate with extreme heat.

The technology used has been developed in India, enhancing its goal of technological sovereignty in energy solutions.

It has the capacity to supply more than 21,400 Armenian households and avoid the emission of about 54,000 tons of CO₂ per year.

The company was in charge of all stages of the intermatricial cabling project, connecting turbines with marine substations.

AGL relies on Fluence to deliver and operate the Tomago BESS system, one of the largest electrical storage systems in Australia.

It will process up to 10,000 tons per year of recycled wind blades.

The alliance will provide essential protection systems for SMRs manufactured in the UK and exported globally.