New energy infrastructure taking shape in Europe

The European Commission had proposed an outline of a new energy plan in March 2022 and called REPowerEU to make Europe independent from Russian fossil fuels well before 2030. It has presented €300 billion plan on how the EU can wean itself from Russian fossil fuels. As part of that plan new gas pipeline interconnectors

Topsoe plans to build biggest electrolysers plant in Europe

Topsoe, a Danish engineering group, released plans to build Europe’s biggest plant making electrolysers – machines that produce the green hydrogen. The Danish plant will start running in 2024 and comes with a 2 billion Danish crowns ($284 million) price tag. The European Commission this month unveiled plans to end its reliance on Russian fossil

Queensland signs MoU with Port of Rotterdam

Queensland is powering ahead in the new global renewable energy era, taking another significant step towards exporting green hydrogen to Europe’s largest port. Minister for Energy, Renewables and Hydrogen Mick de Brenni said a Memorandum of Understanding has now been signed with the Port of Rotterdam in The Netherlands to collaborate on opportunities to develop

LNG for PGNiG to Klaipeda terminal delivered

The delivery of almost 65 000 t of LNG from the US is a step towards further integration of gas markets in this part of Europe and strengthening of their energy security. The gas came from a liquefaction plant in Freeport, Texas. Iwona Waksmundzka-Olejniczak, President of the PGNiG S.A. Management Board, said: “The first delivery

EQT plans to invest in US LNG export facility

EQT Corp. said it may take an equity stake in a liquefied natural gas export project, as it seeks to capitalize on the booming global demand for LNG with Russian threats sending European gas prices swinging wildly. Current US Henry Hub natural gas prices are elevated from historical levels, but delivered LNG prices in Europe

Eni partners with IVECO for sustainable CV initiatives in Europe

Eni and IVECO, a brand of Iveco Group N.V. and a pioneer in commercial vehicles with alternative propulsion, announced today that they have signed a Letter of Intent (LoI). The two companies will bring together their competencies to explore potential cooperation on sustainable mobility initiatives in the commercial vehicle sector in Europe and accelerate the

Europe’s LNG imports soaring  

Europe is importing record volumes of liquefied natural gas (LNG) as it looks to cut as much Russian gas consumption as soon as possible. Unlike in previous years, Europe is now the most attractive destination for global LNG flows, outbidding Asia for spot supply as prices and demand in Europe have soared after the EU’s

‘Main challenge in the transition to zero carbon future is lack of clear pathway’

Mr Kari Hietanen, Executive Vice President, Corporate Relations and Legal Affairs, Wärtsilä in an exclusive interview with Future Fuels shared his thoughts green transition in Europe. Q. What are the technical solutions Wartsila offers for the green transition? Wärtsilä has a wide range of technologies enabling green transition both in marine and energy sectors. In

Europe could face a sharp slowdown of growth with Russian gas cut-off

Russia’s suspension of natural gas service to Poland and Bulgaria will not do immediate damage to the European economy, but Europe could face a sharp slowdown of growth if the cutoff spreads to other countries — or if Europe imposes an embargo on Russian gas. Russia’s war on Ukraine is already rippling through Europe, lashing

Russian diesel imports to Europe down

European diesel imports from Russia are set to fall in April but will still exceed those from other regions, highlighting the challenge European governments face as they contemplate new sanctions on Russian oil. Diesel deliveries from Asia, the Middle East and the United States are set to hit their highest in almost three years in