Germany to invest billions in 23 green hydrogen projects
According to the ministry, the total investment will thus represent €7.9 billion by 2030.
According to the ministry, the total investment will thus represent €7.9 billion by 2030.
Wale Yusuff, Managing Director of Wärtsilä in Nigeria, explained how the most advanced studies had shown that decarbonising Nigeria was not only feasible, but that it could also be done in a way that lowered the cost of electricity going forward.
The competition is fierce and customers are price sensitive. It ultimately comes down to being able to provide one’s customers with security of supply, responsive service, and a full range of gases and delivery modes.
The series of 10 invitation-only roundtable discussions will see participation from more than 10 energy ministers and 100 C-suite executives from across APAC, Europe, the US, and beyond, to align on decisive action and tangible solutions accelerating the future of the gas and energy industries and supporting global decarbonisation goals towards a more secure energy future.