Stronger Incentives Needed for CCUS

(OE) Carbon Capture Utilisation and Storage (CCUS) is a crucial element in global decarbonization, but current economics limit CO2 utilisation deployment, according to a recent report from Wood Mackenzie. In Wood Mackenzie’s 2050 net zero scenario, more than 7 Btpa of CCUS capacity is needed. Currently, 500 Mtpa of planned carbon capture capacity has been... Continue Reading →

A Hydrogen Balancing Act in Offshore Energy

Wendy Laursen, Contributing Writer (OE) The intermittency of offshore wind power is both a challenge and an opportunity for green hydrogen production.   There will be a new generation of platforms taking up space in offshore wind farms as hydrogen production is used to help balance power supply and demand. Green hydrogen could be produced at... Continue Reading →

RINA Clears Saipem’s Protocol for Subsea Hydrogen Pipeline Materials

(OE) Italian classification and marine engineering consultancy RINA has issued two certifications for Saipem’s methodology of qualification of the performances of subsea hydrogen pipelines. One of the challenges of transporting hydrogen through converted or newly constructed pipelines is the risk of weakening materials. In response, Saipem has developed its own protocol to evaluate the performance... Continue Reading →

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