Energy in transition: all blogs

20 February 2025 | Blog post

The power of biogas: Maneuvering increased competition for feedstock

The EU has set an annual biomethane production ambition of 35 billion cubic metres (bcm) by 2030. In alignment with this, the European Biogas Association expects a flow of EUR 27 billion into the biomethane sector by 2030 via private investments. The growth in biogas and biomethane production will, inevitably, put pressure on the feedstock supply chain, and in parallel, we will see a significant impact on the economics from regional and national developments in regulations and incentives.

  • Energy
31 October 2024 | Blog post

Discover DNV's Technology Centre in Oslo

Today’s energy market landscape is complex to navigate. All players across the energy industry, including hard-to-abate sectors, need to create and implement safe and future-proof decarbonization pathways. By combining deep industrial expertise with test capabilities, DNV’s Technology Centres help our customers to understand and navigate the complexity of decarbonizing with trust. We provide assurance by qualifying and applying innovative technologies and new ways of working in a safe, cost-effective, and sustainable way.

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16 September 2024 | Blog post

The future of CCUS: Key trends and regional developments in Northern Europe

Carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) technology is gaining momentum as the world races to meet its climate goals. In Northern Europe, various countries are setting ambitious targets to develop CCUS projects, while others are laying the groundwork to catch up. This blog explores the state of CCUS in Northern Europe, focusing on the regulatory landscape, key projects, and the challenges that lie ahead.

  • Energy
13 September 2024 | Blog post

The critical role of H2 standards and guidelines in industry development

With the advancement of the hydrogen industry, safety and regulatory compliance is becoming a critical priority for its sustainable growth. There are inherent risks involving hydrogen production, storage, and consumption, which can have significant impacts if not properly managed. Robust safety protocols and processes are essential to protect not only the people and environment, but also the industry as a whole and its reputation.

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