Discover why the time is finally right to begin scaling the hydrogen economy, and get insight into the role that industry and governments must play

In a global crisis, remote and digital solutions can help you to deliver your projects, mitigate uncertainty, adapt to changing conditions and become more carbon resilient with flexible solutions such as remote inspections, remote measurements and virtual site visits.

Ports can play a pivotal role in the world’s decarbonization challenge and provide a blueprint for industries and governments to transition to a cleaner energy future.

The world is electrifying. The share of electricity in the total energy mix will more than double to 45% by 2050. Renewable energy, led by solar photovoltaic (PV), will supply that growth and replace much of today’s fossil-fuel generated electricity. The reason? Cost.

Floating photovoltaic joint industry project plans verified recommended practice to be ready by Q1 2021. Global consortium includes leading players from all areas of the floating solar power value chain.

Haliade-X technology has already been selected as the preferred wind turbine for 4.8 GW of projects in the US and the UK, enough to power more than five million households

Remote inspections undertaken on wind farms in the USA, Poland, China, Sweden and the UK, totaling over 500 MW, using DNV’s remote inspection technology. Projects were at risk of ‘stalling’ due to the significant disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic but were able to maintain project timelines due to innovative solutions-based approach.

DNV research paper ‘The promise of seasonal storage’ finds that price of seasonal storage, if based on compressed hydrogen, could become cost-competitive with alternative forms of long-term storage.