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Blunomy was very pleased to speak at MIX.E , the Tech & Uses professional meeting for a low-carbon energy mix! Marcio Schittini had the opportunity to talk alongside Jean-Marc Le Gall from GRTgaz, and Etienne Goudal from GRDF, during the session on “Green gas? Towards a 100% renewable gas mix in 2050”. We believe there is an urgent need to speed up the energy transition of society as a whole, and this will involve gas networks. But it doesn't stop there, and it will require the creation of new business models integrating the agricultural value of biofertilisers and CO2, adding the farmer to the chain of winners in this new virtuous, circular and low-carbon economy. Green gas is a drop-in fuel that requires zero adaptation of the grid, a powerful agent for decarbonisation given its carbon intensity and helps to drive discussions on innovative new business models. Exciting opportunities lie ahead for the French green gas sector, which has the very strong support of key distribution actors. The French model stands as a great benchmark for continued global market development. Blunomy looks forward to continuing to support key players across the global biogas industry to continue unlocking full potential - please reach out if you want to discuss.

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A very good panel with Calogena and Newcleo to discuss the key role of Nuclear une the energy transition. All scenarios for energy consumption compatible with net zero are predicting a dramatic increase of the share of electricity in the energy mix up to 50%. Decabinization of an electric mix requires dispatchable low carbon energy sources. For the time being only a mix including nuclear and hydropower may support this kind of transition in a safe and affordable way. Still 50% of the energy consumption will not be electric and again nuclear might be a good solution to provide low carbon heat whenever it is required. Small and large reactors are a key pillars to decarbonize the energy mix and support a net zero approach by 20250.

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[#AskAxens] What are some of the optimal strategies for #processing (or #coprocessing) second- and third-generation renewable feedstocks❓ ➡️ Discover the insights of Sophie Babusiaux, our #Hydroprocessing Technology Advisor, and Lucas Vergara, our Principal Technology Engineer, in an article first published in Digital Refining / PTQ: https://hubs.ly/Q02y-LPg0

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I dont understand why we dont have more of these plants in Denmark. The Dall Energy plant is almost Co2 neutral and those plants operational in Denmark have some of the lowest heat prices since most of the fuel is freely available garden waste.

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very good article in French summarising the key opportunities and challenges with hydrogen. thought it concentrates only the storage and usage as electricity and not exploring the usage the pure gas. ( like natural gas ) using H2 as gas is must as we get a much wider and more efficient utilisation. if you need a study for your industry contact Volta Swiss , we are happy to work on #greenfuture. #hydrogen #hydrogenstorage #safehydrogenstorage #greenenergy #sustainability #energytransition #industry #futureenergy https://lnkd.in/e-KUb8jz

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#ifip #eaap Reducing slurry temperature to lower NH3, N2O and CH4 émissions drop pig fattening housing Happy to present this sunday morning some of the results of the TEMPORALIS Project financially supported by ADEME (the French Ecological Transition Agency) about manure cooling systems. The effect on NH3 was lower than expected (only - 20%) but higher on CH4 (around -60%). Nevertheless the implementation in existing buildings could be technically difficult and expensive. At the moment, energy saved and return on investments are not yet calculated. Follow me to know more about this project ! #ifip #environment

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Interesting article on bioGNV and its future in France and Europe.

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Some interesting information in this article around #BESS and the #Insurance sector.

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SOFRESID ENGINEERING and ISCR-Institut des Sciences Chimiques de Rennes : Présentation | LinkedIn through its Condensed Matter and Electroactive Systems (MaCSE) team joined in a post-doctoral study about seawater electrolysis to produce renewable dihydrogen H2. Supported by France Relance, H2OMER is a 20-month program that allows to better understand the obstacles faced by conventional electrolyzers when it comes to directly use seawater. Hiba Saada, post-doctoral student tutored by Gabriel Loget | LinkedIn, Bruno Fabre and Gwenaelle Benoit, delivered some first conclusions in their review published in ACS Energy Letters Is Direct Seawater Splitting Realistic with Conventional Electrolyzer Technologies? | ACS Energy Letters. 👉https://lnkd.in/eH796_Ev In this paper, the impact of direct seawater splitting on conventional electrolyzers (alkaline, PEM, AEM and SOEC) is assessed and innovative approaches to avoid pretreatment of the seawater are presented. Finally, perspectives toward the development of electrolyzers enabling the electrochemical production of H2 from seawater are proposed.

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🌿🌋 Explore the geothermal power plant of Bouillante in Guadeloupe! 🌋🌿 Join us for a virtual tour of the geothermal power plant of Bouillante, located in the heart of the beautiful island of Guadeloupe. To date, #Guadeloupe benefits from #14MW of installed capacity through geothermal energy. The new well B1bis, expected to be operational within 2 years, is projected to generate an additional 10 MW. The revised Guadeloupe Energy Roadmap project aims to reach up to 75 MW. New projects will thus be approved to achieve this goal within the next ten years. With an impressive production capacity and an ambitious vision for the future, this plant plays a crucial role in the energy transition of the region, providing a source of clean and renewable energy. During this virtual tour, you will discover the inner workings of this innovative installation, exploring its state-of-the-art technologies and understanding its impact on the environment and the local community. 👉 https://lnkd.in/ecsgvSMr #GeothermalEnergy #RenewableEnergy #EnergyTransition #Guadeloupe #VirtualTour Cc ThinkGeoEnergy Région Guadeloupe BRGM ADEME Synergîles Pôle d'Innovation de la Guadeloupe Interreg Ormat Technologies, Inc. Interreg CARAIBES Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States Ministère Écologie Territoires Guadeloupe Energie CARICOM: Caribbean Community Caribbean Community Climate Change Centre (CCCCC) Caribbean Development Bank The World Bank Caribbean Centre for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency

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🌍 Exciting News from Europe: Building a Sustainable Hydrogen Future! 🌍 In her recent article, Valerie Bouillon-Delporte, Directrice exécutive du Clean Hydrogen Partnership, highlights Europe’s bold steps to establish a sustainable and competitive hydrogen ecosystem. While some media outlets question the sector’s pace, Europe is making significant strides toward decarbonization and energy independence. 🔋 Supported by ambitious public policies and a world-class research network, Europe is creating a hydrogen value chain that will transform the energy landscape. The Clean Hydrogen Partnership has already invested in over 373 projects, accelerating the development of clean hydrogen technologies across the continent. 🚀 Major initiatives, like "Hydrogen Valleys," are fostering industrial collaboration and testing new technologies in real-world environments, while targeted training programs are building the skilled workforce needed for a growing hydrogen economy. These actions are creating jobs, boosting innovation, and positioning Europe as a leader in the global clean energy transition. 💡 As momentum builds, the focus remains on collaboration, safety, technological innovation, and ongoing investment to making Europe a hydrogen powerhouse. 🇫🇷 Read more (in French) about these exciting developments here: https://lnkd.in/eFdHHNTR Merci, Valerie Bouillon-Delporte, pour votre leadership et vos précieuses perspectives sur l’avenir de l’hydrogène en Europe ! #Hydrogen #EnergyTransition #CleanEnergy #Innovation #Decarbonization #Europe

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𝑩𝒊𝒐-𝑵𝑮𝑽 𝒇𝒐𝒓 𝒕𝒓𝒂𝒏𝒔𝒑𝒐𝒓𝒕 𝒊𝒏 𝑭𝒓𝒂𝒏𝒄𝒆 France Mobilité Biogaz is the association that brings together French public, economic and industrial players to support the development of the use of natural gas and of renewable gases in France. As stated by the Secretary General of the association, Régis Gaignault, France, 𝐛𝐢𝐨-𝐍𝐆𝐕 is growing rapidly and is seen as a solution for 𝐝𝐞𝐜𝐚𝐫𝐛𝐨𝐧𝐢𝐳𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐡𝐞𝐚𝐯𝐲 𝐠𝐨𝐨𝐝𝐬 𝐭𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐬𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭, replacing diesel. However, there are regulatory challenges to overcome, especially at the European level. https://bit.ly/4cWYDuL

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🚀[Tomorrow] Join our esteemed panel of experts online for the World Electrolysis Congress Pre-Event Webinar "Approaching 2030: Mapping the Trajectory of Electrolytic Hydrogen Markets" starting at 14:00 CET. 🔗https://lnkd.in/e9m9ZUTS 💡This insightful one hour session will delve into the pressing challenges and innovative solutions in electrolytic hydrogen production. We’ll showcase successful projects, examine infrastructure requirements, evaluate supply chain capabilities, and discuss the regulatory landscape following recent elections in Europe and the US. 💥Hear from expert speakers: 🎙️Sam Ernest, Senior Hydrogen Analyst, S&P Global (moderator) 🎙️Dr. Ina Hahndorf, Head of Project Coordination, HH2E 🎙️Chiara Cavallera, Policy Analyst, ERCST - European Roundtable on Climate Change and Sustainable Transition 🎙️Ignacio López Muñoz, Gas Process Engineer, Universal Kraft 🎙️Aymen GRIRA, Ph.D., Innovation & Incubation Manager, Westinghouse Electric Company 📢Returning to Germany in a new location: 4th Annual World Electrolysis Congress 📆10 - 13 February 2025📍Cologne, Germany. Connect with over 600 specialists in clean hydrogen and electrolysis technology at the premier hydrogen electrolysis event! Participate in valuable discussions, discover the latest technological advancements, and network with industry leaders. Our comprehensive four-day programme will cover essential topics such as power supply innovations, policy updates, project financing, and more. 📖Download the brochure: https://lnkd.in/eVSDmhT9 💻Access the agenda: https://lnkd.in/es8sJBtr 🎫Register now: https://lnkd.in/ek3QdFWp #WEC #WEC25 #WorldElectrolysisCongress #WorldHydrogenLeaders #WHL #electrolysis #hydrogenstrategy #hydrogen #hydrogeneconomy #greenhydrogen #climatechange #netzero #cleanhydrogen #renewablehydrogen #electrolyser #hydrogeneurope #electrolytichydrogen #electrolyserOEM #hydrogentechnology #h2 #cleanhydrogentechnology #electrolysersystems #cleanhydrogenevent #greenhydrogenevent #renewablehydrogenevent #hydrogenevent #electrolysisevent #hydrogenelectrolysis #GreenTransition #CleanEnergy #HydrogenEconomy #Sustainability #onlinewebinar

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Exciting news in the realm of sustainable steel production! EDF and GravitHy have signed a letter of intent to ensure a stable and competitive supply of electricity for GravitHy's upcoming low-carbon DRI/HBI production plant in Fos-sur-Mer, France. This partnership not only solidifies EDF's commitment to supporting sustainable initiatives but also sets the stage for a remarkable reduction in CO2 emissions. Utilizing electrolytic hydrogen, GravitHy's innovative approach, supported by EDF, is projected to slash the CO2 footprint of iron production by a staggering 90%. This milestone marks a crucial advancement in the fight against climate change while meeting the growing demand for sustainable steel across various industries.  With support from the government's France 2030 Investment Plan and recognition through initiatives like the "Première Usine" call for projects, GravitHy's groundbreaking project in Fos-sur-Mer, in partnership with EDF, is poised to lead the charge in carbon-free iron production along the Mediterranean coast, setting a precedent for future endeavours in the field.  #SustainableSteel #Decarbonisation #GreenIndustry #AlternativeCleanEnergy

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New GIE EBA Map available! ‘’#Biomethane is a today solution to cost-effectively support supply security and decarbonisation. It is green, produced in Europe and it is fit for today’s gas infrastructure.’’ Commented Pierre Duvieusart, GIE's Biomethane Area Sponsor. The map 👉 https://lnkd.in/eQrfNjfA About the event: On July 5, GIE joined EBA's webinar showcasing the figures of the biomethane scale-up. Experts presented policy levers and the new map of the plants and investments across Europe. The highlights: ✅ Europe has reached an installed capacity of 6.4 billion cubic meters (bcm) of biomethane per year ✅ 81% of the capacity corresponds to plants located in the European Union (5.2 bcm) ✅ The EU-27 countries’ growth has reached 37% ✅ The capacity of the non-EU countries analysed grew by 20% compared to the 2022-2023 dataset. Biomethane & #GasInfrastructure is a cost-effective & sustainable match: ✅ Supporting competitiveness: Avoiding stranded assets & minimising costs ✅ Supporting end-users with minimal adaptation requirements ✅ Safeguarding competitive gas prices and a steady energy supply ✅ Boosting the decarbonisation of multiple sectors incl. industries, heating, transport, data centres and electricity. To enable biomethane's growth: 1⃣ Equivalent support for green molecules and green electrons: Europe must build on Gas and Electricity synergies for a fast and sustainable transition. 2⃣ EU-wide approach to certification in transport to facilitate cross-border activities. 3⃣ Recognition with the EU ETS of renewable gases is necessary to encourage thermal electricity plants and industries to migrate to renewable solutions. 4⃣ Accessing feedstock needs to be addressed, whereby it should be urged towards AD plants to increase production. 5⃣ Green gas potential should be increased by supporting new biomethane production technologies at the industrial level 6⃣ Reducing permitting time 7⃣ Connection policies should not be punitive and should recognise externalities and the direct economic benefits of renewable gas.  8⃣ Keep efforts in raising awareness of biomethane benefits towards society and end-users.   A warm thank you to Biljana Kulisic, European Commission | Annette Kroll, ENGIE | Mieke Decorte, Anastasiya Agapova, and Harmen Dekker from the European Biogas Association for contributing their impactful insights on this critical topic.   GRTgaz #EnergyTransition #Sustainability #RenewableEnergy #EuropeanUnion #Decarbonisation #CircularEconomy #SecurityOfSupply #GreenEnergy

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