All Norway articles – Page 2
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NewsAker Solutions focuses on low carbon solutions
Aker Solutions, a global engineering company, has announced its commitment to target growth in low carbon and renewable energy.
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HeidelbergCement and Equinor sign MoU
HeidelbergCement and Equinor have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for the development carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology.
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MAN Cryo to supply LNG fuel-gas system for Norwegian vessel
MAN Cryo, the marine LNG fuel-gas system manufacturing arm of MAN Energy Solutions, has announced that it is to supply an LNG fuel-gas supply system to Norwegian ship owner Egil Ulvan Renderi.
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European cooperation on carbon capture and storage
The first steps in realising a European CO 2 transport and storage system have been taken today by Equinor and its partners of the Northern Lights project.
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Conference brings momentum for carbon capture action
The European Commission and the Norwegian Government have joined forces to organise the European High-Level Conference on Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS), being held in Oslo, Norway today.
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C-Capture partners with SINTEF
C-Capture, a designer of chemical processes for carbon dioxide (CO2) removal, has partnered with SINTEF in Norway to push start a new phase of its research and development (R D) programme.
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Nel reports Q2 2019 results
Nel ASA has reported revenues for the second quarter (Q2) 2019 of NOK 122.5m ($13.6m), in line with company outlook, and an all-time high order backlog of NOK 568m ($63m) at the end of the quarter.
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Exclusive: CCS a must to meet climate targets
Nils Røkke tells gasworld his thoughts on an innovation and research agenda for climate positive technologies, how Norway’s CCS project is progressing and what technologies that remove CO2 from the atmosphere should be being invested in.
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Oxymat exhibiting at Aqua Nor
Gas generation specialist Oxymat will showcase its range of oxygen generators aquaculture technology exhibition Aqua Nor next month in Trondheim, Norway.
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Cause of hydrogen station explosion identified
An assembly error of a specific plug in a hydrogen tank in the high-pressure storage unit has been identified as the root cause of an explosion to a hydrogen station in Norway.
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Nel releases updates from H2 station investigation
The preliminary investigation into the recent explosion at a hydrogen station in Norway has found the incident started with a hydrogen leak in the high-pressure storage unit.
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Preliminary findings from H2 station investigation
Preliminary findings from the investigation into the recent explosion at a hydrogen station in Norway have found that neither the electrolyser nor the dispenser had anything to do with the incident.
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Hydrogen station explodes in Norway
The cause of a hydrogen station explosion in Norway remains unknown, said the station operator Nel ASA.
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MAN Cryo wins order
MAN Cryo will supply an LNG fuel-gas supply system to a Norwegian live-fish carrier ordered by Nordlaks, one of Norway’s largest aquaculture companies.
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European project to deploy two hydrogen vessels
A project deploying two zero emission hydrogen fuel cell vessels in France and Norway has been awarded €5m of funding from the European Union (EU).
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Nel reports Q1 2019 results
Nel ASA has reported revenues in the first quarter (Q1) of NOK 122.4m ($14m), up from NOK 112.5m ($13.8m) in the first quarter of 2018, representing a growth of 9%.
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Renewable hydrogen, made cost competitive
Renewable hydrogen, made cost competitive: An interview with Jon André Løkke, CEO of Nel ASA, by Joanna Sampson.
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Preview: An interview with Nel ASA CEO
A preview of an interview with Nel ASA CEO Jon André Løkke, which will feature in gas world Global’s 5 th issue of 2019 edition.
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Nel receives H2 station order
Nel Hydrogen Inc., a subsidiary of Nel ASA, has received a purchase order from EQUILON Enterprises LCC (Shell Oil Products US) for two additional H2Station® units in California.
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Hexagon and Audi team up
German automobile manufacturer Audi has selected Hexagon Composites’ new subsidiary Hexagon Purus for a hydrogen development project.
