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A new study from Fraunhofer IEE, a leading and independent applied research institute, concludes that energy islands for offshore production of hydrogen can save more than EUR 4 billion annually for Germany alone.
[Read more…] about Energy Island for producing hydrogenThe Belgian Council of Ministers has approved the Royal Decree granting Elia the domain concession for the construction and operation of Princess Elisabeth Island.
[Read more…] about The Princess Elisabeth Island: from design to constructionCopenhagen Infrastructure Partners is launching Copenhagen Energy Islands (CEI), a new development company dedicated to developing energy islands globally with backing from Nordic, European, and North American investors.
[Read more…] about CIP launches new company dedicated to developing energy island projectsDanish and German TSO’s Energinet and 50Hertz have started the tendering process for key technologies of the joint project Bornholm Energy Island that will bring 3 GW of green power to German and Danish energy consumers.
[Read more…] about Energinet and 50Hertz starts tendering for Bornholm Energy IslandCopenhagen Infrastructure Partners, Flexens, and Lhyfe have formed a partnership for the development and construction of an ambitious integrated energy island solution enabling large-scale offshore wind, green hydrogen production, and other local anchored value creating activities on Åland, Finland.
[Read more…] about New partnership to develop Åland FinlandTM Edison, formed by DEME Group and Jan De Nul Group, awarded Bygging-Uddemann to be the supplier of slipform- and skidding system for the MOG2 Energy Island Project in the North Sea.
[Read more…] about Slipform & skidding contract for MOG2 Energy Island ProjectLast week, the Belgian Minister of Energy, Tinne Van der Straeten, visited the large-scale model of the Princess Elisabeth Island at DHI’s wave pool lab in Hørsholm, Denmark.
[Read more…] about World’s first energy island put to the test (VIDEO)The Danish government has postponed the launch of a tender to establish a North Sea energy island project due to high costs, the country’s ministry of energy said on Wednesday.
[Read more…] about Denmark postpones energy island tender due high costIn a new project win, Ramboll will develop the electrical infrastructure for the planned energy island in the Danish North Sea. The contract has a value of DKK 225 million over 10 years.
[Read more…] about Ramboll wins new multimillion energy island contractToday, Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners announced that Shell is joining the VindØ consortium.
[Read more…] about Shell joins VindØ consortium to build Denmark’s first energy island
