If Nipper – who also reported a brightening of prospects for US offshore momentum under Joe Biden – does lead Orsted into floating, it will be a further boost for a market that’s gathering momentum by the week, both in commercial and technical terms.
Orsted’s fellow offshore wind pacesetter Iberdrola is certainly a convert, underlined by its latest 3GW foray into a new geography, Ireland, where two of the three projects in which it took a majority stake are floaters.
Recharge was first to report another forwards move for floating when Japan’s largest power company, TEPCO, joined the pioneering TetraSpar floating wind pilot project
Chart Industries Joins Hydrogen Forward Coalition as Founding Member
ATLANTA, Feb. 03, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Chart Industries, Inc. (“Chart”) (NYSE: GTLS) today announced it joined 10 other like-minded companies in launching Hydrogen Forward, a coalition of 11 companies focused on advancing hydrogen development in the United States. The coalition brings together companies invested in all links of the hydrogen value chain from source to service with a common goal of realizing hydrogen’s potential to power our daily lives and decarbonize energy intensive industries, such as transportation and mining.
“Chart Industries has been producing hydrogen-related equipment for over 50 years, and we are continuing to discover its many applications as a safe, reliable and versatile fuel,” said Jillian Evanko, president and CEO of Chart Industries. “We believe hydrogen will be a key part of the clean energy transition, and our products make it possible for hydrogen to be used in del
Launched yesterday (2
nd Feb), Hydrogen Forward brings together companies invested in all links of the hydrogen value chain, from source to service, with a common goal of realising hydrogen’s potential to power our daily lives and decarbonise energy intensive industries.
Anglo America, Bloom Energy, CF Industries, Cummins, Hyundai, McDermott, Shell and Toyota are also part of the group and believe that accelerating investment in hydrogen will help the US deliver on its climate goals.
“Chart Industries has been producing hydrogen-related equipment for over 50 years, and we are continuing to discover its many applications as a safe, reliable and versatile fuel,” said Jillian Evanko, President and CEO of Chart Industries.
by Joanna Sampson (H2 View) A combination of 11 proven heavyweights and progressive innovators in energy have joined forces to form a new coalition focused on advancing hydrogen development in the US.
Hydrogen Forward, comprising Air Liquide, Anglo American, Bloom Energy, CF Industries, Chart Industries, Cummins Inc., Hyundai, Linde, McDermott, Shell and Toyota, believe that accelerating investment in hydrogen will help the US deliver on its climate goals while creating a stronger economy with new, good-paying jobs.
The initiative – which represents companies invested in all links of the hydrogen value chain from source to service – is focused on showcasing hydrogen’s unique value proposition among Washington, D.C. policymakers and other stakeholders to decisively accelerate adoption of hydrogen solutions and related infrastructure build-out across the nation.
3 February 2021 17:10 GMT Updated 3 February 2021 17:11 GMT
Shell, McDermott International and other players from across the new and fossil energy sectors have partnered to form an initiative focused on advancing development of hydrogen in the US.
The launch of Hydrogen Forward comes at a time when the country’s “lack of systemic policy support” for the sector leaves it trailing Europe and Asia, where hundreds of billions of dollars have already been earmarked for major projects.
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