Ørsted, Neptune Energy, and Goal7 eye plans to link oil, CCS, wind, and hydrogen in North Sea

Michael Holder
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The Hornsea offshore wind project is the largest in the world | Credit: Orsted
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The Hornsea offshore wind project is the largest in the world | Credit: Orsted

Energy firms reach agreement to explore feasibility of ‘integrated energy hubs’ powered by offshore wind to drive down oil production emissions

Ørsted has inked a joint agreement with oil and gas producer Neptune Energy and Goal7 and energy transition consultancy Goal7 to explore the potential to develop 'integrated energy hubs' in the North Sea...

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