Europe downstream news

According to new research from Centrica Business Solutions, almost 59% of UK businesses plan to explore the role of hydrogen-based energy technologies to help them transition to net zero.

Oliver MacSorley, Howden, a Chart Industries company, discusses the company’s work at Shell’s clean energy project in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

Technip Energies has been awarded engineering, procurement services and construction management (EPsCm) contracts by Galp for an advanced biofuels unit and a green hydrogen unit for its Sines refinery in Portugal.

A high-level conference in Paris has addressed how setting Europe on the path to net zero emissions can unlock industrial potential and benefit energy consumers.

Galp has reached final investment decision (FID) on two large scale projects to reduce the carbon footprint of the Sines refinery in Portugal.

The Port of Rotterdam Authority and Yokogawa Electric Corp. have announced that they have initiated a feasibility study into increasing cross-industry integration for the efficient use of energy and utilities in the Rotterdam industrial cluster.

TotalEnergies has announced it is building of a new mechanical recycling unit for plastic waste at its Grandpuits site, southeast of Paris, France.

JERA has invested approximately £1 million in Immaterial, a UK company with gas adsorption technology.

ExxonMobil's Low Carbon Solutions business has been awarded four licences to test for potential locations to store captured carbon dioxide emissions deep underneath the UK North Sea.

Royal Caribbean Group has laid important groundwork for the maritime industry's alternative fuel ambitions by completing over 12 consecutive weeks of biofuel testing in Europe.