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BUSS Energy’s WINdQUAY project at its Eemshaven terminal secures EU funding

These types of infrastructures are essential to driving the transition toward a more sustainable circular economy.

During the construction phases, this project will feature a battery system that will power the camp.

The Sofia project will mark the beginning of the era of 14 MW offshore turbine installations, with Wind Peak as a key element in its success.

Geothermal heat from depleted wells could transform clean energy storage and reduce operating costs.

This project will use electrolyzers manufactured in the United States, contributing to the transition to clean energy.

First LNG production from Train 1 was achieved in December 2024, and the first shipment was loaded in February 2025.

Naturgy continues its plan to become a leading company in promoting renewable gases on the Iberian Peninsula.

Airbus and JAL decarbonize the aviation industry.

The construction phases of the Fengmiao I project are scheduled to be completed by the end of 2027.

The joint project will create the world's largest facility capable of separating low-concentration hydrogen.

This agreement was supported by the Green Investment Policy of Cesce, a Spanish export credit agency.

This €27.5 million grant is part of a European program aimed at supporting decarbonization projects.