Air Products
Giants, including Airbus, Tata Steel and London City Airport urge the government to secure a strategic advantage for the UK in pioneering green hydrogen technologies
Air Products will build, own and operate the energy complex, which is expected to produce more than 750m standard cubic feet per day of blue hydrogen
Under the strategic collaboration, Baker Hughes will provide Air Products with advanced hydrogen compression and gas turbine technology for global projects
The ‘world’s largest green hydrogen plant’ is expected to supply 650 tonnes of hydrogen every day and help save three million tonnes of CO2 every year
The plant is expected to produce two million tonnes of methanol annually
Plans for a huge renewable energy plant in Teesside have been scrapped by Air Products. The US-based company said the Tees Valley energy from waste (EfW) project is no longer in its best interest as additional design and operational challenges would require “significant time and cost to rectify”. It also announced it is exiting the […]
Sainsbury’s is set to become the first supermarket in the UK to have a hydrogen refuelling station for a new generation of environmentally-friendly vehicles. Hydrogen supplier Air Products will install the SmartFuel station at the supermarket giant’s Hendon store in North London by the end of the year. It is part of the London Hydrogen […]
The UK Government could save £84 million in energy costs in the next 20 years under a new deal signed today. The agreement between the Government Procurement Service (GPS) and Air Products include a 20-year fixed power purchase agreement (PPA) for the firm to supply 37MW of energy. As part of the deal, Air Products […]
The UK is set to have the world’s largest renewable energy plant using advanced gasification energy-from-waste (EfW) technology. Air Products today announced plans to build and operate the 50MW capacity Tees Valley plant, which is expected to power around 50,000 homes in the UK. EfW is the process of creating energy from waste in the […]
An energy-to-waste company has received permission to build the first of a series of plants in Stockton on Tees. The advanced gasification energy from waste scheme, will convert household and commercial waste currently going to landfill into renewable power for up to 50,000 homes in the North East. Located at the New Energy and Technology […]