... Abstract As the world progresses towards climate neutrality, offshore renewable energies are becoming a key component in the renewable energy strategies, with Europe projecting to install 300 GW by 2050, 80% of which are expected to be covered by offshore wind due to its high potential...

... at horizon 2050 in Europe, several countries are today fostering the development of offshore energy hubs that includes the coupling of marine renewables energies offshore production of hydrogen and other activities. This solution presents several benefits and especially facilitate offshore green energy...

... assets for new purposes such as hydrogen, carbon dioxide or biogas transport. 6 Two major trends are shaping Europe s energy landscape: on the one hand the decommissioning of the O&G facilities, and on the other hand the need to increase offshore renewable energy solutions. To unlock the low-carbon...

..., it appears to be extremely ambitious given the challenge represented by national targets per se and other factors, such as land availability and social acceptance of renewable diffusion, representing potential hurdles. Fig 3: European green hydrogen scenarios 6 INDUSTRIAL AND CITY CLUSTERS ACROSS EUROPE...

...1 THE MIGRATE PROJECT: MARINE GAS HYDRATE - AN INDIGENOUS RESOURCE OF NATURAL GAS FOR EUROPE U. Tinivella, Istituto Nazionale di Oceanografia e di Geofisica Sperimentale OGS, K. Wallman, GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel, MIGRATE Consortium, www.migrate-cost.eu This paper...

... Gulf rapidly dwindle, those of China and India will significantly increase and as the United States becomes a gas exporter, Russia will have to find alternative markets. Although it is not ranked in the top 10 , Europe is thought to have vast resources. Yet for the achievement of a major European...

... in nanodarcies - so low, in fact, that it becomes almost impossible to accurately assess. Operators in Europe, who are accustomed to working in formations with permeabilities 5 or 6 orders of magnitude greater, have recently realised that they may be sitting on top of huge untapped gas reserves that had...

... and the countries involved in this great business, are all interesting to find as possible cheap and secure oil pipelines routes to Europe. The Central Europe, particularly Czechia, Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, with about 55 million inhabitants, represents an attractive and in expansion market. This one could...