Equinor

The ‘world’s largest’ offshore wind farm will be able to generate around 5% of the UK’s electricity needs once in operation

It is leading the H2H Saltend project, a first-of-its-kind 600MW gas reformer that will produce hydrogen from natural gas with carbon capture technology, in the Humber region

The energy company has pledged to dedicate more than half of its annual investments to renewables and low carbon solutions

The partners aim to apply to develop floating wind infrastructure in one of the areas earmarked by the Norwegian authorities

The partners will investigate the production and market potential for hydrogen from natural gas whereby the CO2 will be captured and stored permanently offshore

The service company will provide the offshore converter platforms in the North Sea

The ‘principles’ aim to support industry’s contribution to the Paris Agreement objectives

Equinor, Shell and Total made a conditional investment decision on the project in May this year

The project aims to generate around 4GW of green hydrogen using renewable power from offshore wind off the coast of Netherlands by 2030 and more than 10GW by 2040

They will assess the market for lithium-ion batteries in Europe and mature the business case for the joint venture in Norway