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Power-to-X to be the carbon-neutral energy storage technology of the future

Many climate experts predict that the next ten years are crucial, thus our actions within this decade will decide whether we are able to reach the ambitious goals of the Paris agreement limiting the global temperature increase to 1.5°C until 2050. Yet, recent studies show that G20 nations are currently failing to reach their climate goals.

It is said that in order to get back on track by 2050, a carbon-neutral electricity supply has to be strengthened by a transition to sustainable heat and...

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New Jersey to double on offshore wind power

Phil Murphy, the New Jersey Governor, is doubling the state’s offshore wind power goal, competing with New York among others, in order to set off an industry expected to create thousands of jobs.

Namely, Governor Murphy, alongside First Lady Tammy Murphy and former Vice President Al Gore signed Executive Order No. 92, raising New Jersey’s offshore wind goal to 7,500 megawatts by 2035.

Vice President Al Gore commented that

Today’s announcement couldn’t be more timely and more needed, as...

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Mammoet and Port of Coeymans partner on offshore wind project

Mammoet and Port of Coeymans Marine Terminal signed an agreement to boost New York State’s growing commitment to offshore wind development, enabling the Mammoet’s have access to the marine terminal on the Hudson River, located 100 miles north of New York City.

It is worth mentioning that the heavy lifting company Mammoet and the owned by Carver companies Port of Coeyman, have already collaborated in the past to attain several local projects. For instance, the Willis Avenue Bridge development and...

https://safety4sea.com/mammoet-and-port-of-coeymans-partner-on-offshore-wind-project/

New York officializes nation’s largest offshore wind project

New York Governor, Andrew M. Cuomo, announced that the NY State Energy Research and Development Authority made an official agreement for two offshore wind projects that will generate a combined 1,700 megawatts of renewable energy for the state.

Namely, the Sunrise Wind project will be located 30 miles east of Montauk Point, Long Island, next to Ørsted’s South Fork and Revolution Wind projects, while an operations and maintenance hub will be developed in Port Jefferson, Long Island.

To assist the...

https://safety4sea.com/new-york-officializes-nations-largest-offshore-wind-project/