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According to the World Natural Gas website on May 3, 10 new companies have joined the AquaVentus offshore wind hydrogen production project, including offshore wind power developers Ørsted, Equinor and WindMW, and offshore construction company Royal Boskalis Westminster.
The AquaVentus consortium is developing a large-scale project.
Among the latest groups, the initiative also welcomes certification company DNV, engineering specialist Offshore Wind Technology (OWT), seamless steel pipe manufacturer Vallourec, German Artificial Intelligence Research Center (DFKI), consulting company Buckstay and logistics service provider Karlsson.
From January to mid-March, eight companies have joined the consortium, including EnBW, an offshore wind power developer, and Linde, a hydrogen production, transportation, storage and distribution company.
AquaVentus includes many sub-projects along the value chain, from hydrogen production in the North Sea to transportation to customers on the mainland.
Under the first sub-project AQuaRimims, the alliance plans to install two 14 MW wind turbines, each with an electrolysis plant on its base platform.
In April of this year, the project partners Shell, Rheinland, GASCADE and Gasunie signed a statement of intent to further strengthen cooperation on AquaDuctus and plan to make the feasibility study the next step of the project.
Wang Lei excerpted from World Natural Gas
The original text is as follows:
Equinor, Ørsted, Boskalis Join AquaVentus Offshore Wind-to-Hydrogen Project
Ten new companies have joined the AquaVentus offshore wind-to-hydrogen project, including offshore wind developers Ørsted, Equinor, and WindMW, as well as the offshore construction company Royal Boskalis Westminster.
The AquaVentus consortium, which is developing a massive project revolving around green hydrogen production powered by 10 GW of offshore wind installed in the North Sea, now counts 50 companies and organisations.
In the latest group, the initiative also welcomed the certification company DNV, the engineering specialist Offshore Wind Technologies (OWT), the seamless steel pipe manufacturer Vallourec, the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI), the consultancy company Buckstay, and the logistics service provider Karlsson.
From January until mid-March, eight companies have joined the consortium, including the offshore wind developer EnBW and Linde – a hydrogen production, transport, storage and distribution company.
AquaVentus comprises numerous sub-projects along the value chain from the production of hydrogen in the North Sea to transport to customers on the mainland.
Under the first sub-project, AquaPrimus, the consortium plans to install two 14 MW wind turbines, each with an electrolyser plant on its foundation platform.
This April, project partners Shell, RWE, GASCADE, and Gasunie signed a declaration of intent to further intensify their collaboration on AquaDuctus, with a feasibility study planned as the next step for the project.
