UK backs 'green' hydrogen pilots. Blue Dolphin: 50 ships and ship power generation systems, from liquid hydrogen cargo to passenger ships, powered by hydrogen and the required port infrastructure. Project DOLPHIN. Industry leaders like OGA chief Andy Samuel have called for the ETZ to play a role in the upcoming North Sea Transformation Deal from the UK government and how that plays out may be crucial in the opportunities here. Disruptive PEMFC stack with nOvel materials, Processes, arcHitecture and optimized Interfaces. 19 February 2020. Each platform of WindFloat Atlantic is equipped with an MHI Vestas V164-8.4 MW offshore wind turbine. Dolphyn hydrogen project shows energy transition ‘in real time’ for Aberdeen. Not only to produce hydrogen for our own use, but also to export it to Europe or further afield,” he added. A new independent study, commissioned by Clean Sky and Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Joint Undertakings on hydrogen’s potential for use in aviation was released on 22 June, during an online event. With the initial engineering work completed the project is now seeking further funding to move forward to the detailed design stage. The plan is to export hydrogen to shore via a pipeline, without any external power source being required. “Between now and Christmas really we need to decide on who our best partner would be to take Dolphyn forward, or partners”, he said. Many of the individual parts for the Dolphyn prototype, as some have rushed to point out, will not be made in the UK – this is already a contentious issue for the UK offshore wind sector. HySpirits and the Dolphyn projects are two out of 20 companies that have secured a share of up to £40 million (≈ EUR 44.3 million) of government funding to explore how the use of hydrogen can be rolled out across the UK – a crucial step towards the end of the UK’s contribution to global warming. “So in terms of an energy source, it’s got fantastic potential.”. The design has been developed through a detailed technical and financial evaluation process to achieve the lowest predicted cost for producing hydrogen from renewables at scale in the UK. A report last month from the Offshore Wind Industries Council (OWIC) and ORE Catapult estimated green hydrogen could support 120,000 jobs and be worth £320billion to the UK economy by 2050. Gaseous (Lyon) and liquid (Stavanger) hydrogen will be used in the vessels' on-board hydrogen storage. It produces hydrogen on a bulk-scale through the utilisation of offshore wind via an integrated floating system and is set to be constructed off the coast of Aberdeen. We are promoting hydrogen as the enabler of a zero emission society. The Cultures of Dolphins and Whales. “So, again, a really good opportunity for the UK. “We are now seeing the energy transition take place in real time, and continued partnership working remains essential if communities, industries and our people are to make the most of this opportunity.”, Unlimited web access from just £12.50 per month. HyNet - Hydrogen Energy and Carbon Capture, Usage and Storage. “We’ve got the industry, we’ve got all of the engineers, the expertise we want local to Aberdeen. The development plan for the project has a target date of 2024 for start of operation of the 2 MW prototype facility. In January 2004 the engineer, procure and construct (EPC) contract for the gas processing and compression plant at Ras Laffan was awarded to JGC Middle East FZE, a wholly owned subsidiary of JGC Corporation of Japan. Initial engineering work has now been completed for the Dolphyn project, which plans to combine green hydrogen production with floating wind turbines. Dolphyn is planned to develop from a prototype, 15km off the coast, into what may turn into the first ever commercial green hydrogen windfarm. “The proposed Energy Transition Zone (ETZ), which is designed to leverage the major investment in the Aberdeen South Harbour expansion, will provide this positive environment.”. “We could have units like we’ve got in Aberdeen bringing hydrogen in locally to local towns along that coastline where there’s deepwater”, Kinsella added. But this project, described as “transformative” by the likes of Sir Ian Wood, could really support the ambition to change its fortunes with the energy transition, though coming years could prove crucial to deeming the extent to which the Aberdeen can capitalise on it. A network of wind farms potentially could be served by the St Fergus gas plant, with the Scottish east coast being “ideal conditions”. He said: “The Dolphyn project is a great example of how this change is benefitting energy communities, bringing in new investment and creating exciting new roles for the future. During the entire six-month long. Aberdeen has been selected as the home for the “world’s first” offshore floating facility to produce green hydrogen. While that will take years to come to fruition, ERM sees Dolphyn “as the start of that process”, Kinsella said, and the transition opportunities for the oil and gas sector were one of the factors in deciding on Aberdeen. The Dolphyn project, led by Environmental Resources Management, will develop technology that could see energy from floating offshore wind turbines power integrated water treatment units and electrolysers for localised hydrogen … ERM – which is working on Dolphyn with the Tractebel unit of French energy giant Engie and offshore specialist ODE – plans to integrate hydrogen production technology into a 10MW floating wind turbine platform, enabling each unit to import seawater, convert it to hydrogen and export the gas via a pipeline. The Dolphyn project will mount electrolysers – electrical devices to split water into hydrogen and oxygen – onto platforms to produce hydrogen. A project backed by offshore wind developer Ørsted, a floating wind site, and a gin distillery are three initiatives that have secured funding as part of a £390 million UK government programme to support the advancement of clean hydrogen production. ERM (Environmental Resources Management), working in conjunction with Tractebel and ODE (Offshore Design and Engineering), has completed the first phase of the Dolphyn project, the pre-FEED design for a 2 MW prototype offshore hydrogen … Projects. Reliance and BP announce first gas from Asia’s deepest project, Fluor’s contract wins drop in third quarter, EIC adds new directors and sees growing and more diverse membership, Maersk Training cuts ribbon on revamped Aberdeen training and safety centre, Shell sells Western Desert assets to Cairn, Cheiron, Cairn Energy selling stakes in North Sea fields to Waldorf as flurry of deals announced, Allens strengthens renewable energy team in Vietnam, Chrysaor awards Fluor’s Stork North Sea asset integrity contract extension. Hydrogen to Power New projects • Energy: 8-12 TWh • Utilise existing ga s power pla nts • Switch fuel from na tura l ga s to clea n H2 • Clea n electricity • Clean back -up for solar and wind • Launch large -sca le H2 economy • Partners: Vattenfal and Gasunie • Maritime transport – Norway • Clea n Hydrogen … The Dolphin Gas Project is the natural gas project of Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, and Oman. The association partners with the European Commission in the innovation programme Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking (FCH JU). Scott graduated from the University of the West of England in 2015 with a 2:1 BA (Hons) in Business Management with Tourism. Initial engineering work has now been completed for the Dolphyn project, which plans to combine green hydrogen production with floating wind turbines. Project director Kevin Kinsella said: “We see the UK as the obvious place to scale it up, we’ve got the supply chain here, the world-leading supply chain for oil and gas. It could also be a chance for Aberdeen to play a role in developing a key technology that ERM sees as having global potential. So it is an ideal place to really scale up the technology.”. © Energy Voice 2021. A 400 turbine ‘farm’ (20 x 20 array consisting of 10 MW turbines), with an installed capacity of 4 GW, could produce over 320 000 t of hydrogen per year. “It will put Aberdeen on the map and it is something that we want to promote at COP26 as the UK achievement to demonstrate UK engineering skills and innovation.”. In fact, with the Dolphyn announcement, Mike Tholen, an oil industry veteran and sustainability director of Oil and Gas UK, described a “buzz” around the changing industry. The project, which has been underway since 2001, came onstream in late 2006. The future development plan is summarised in the table opposite. Out of 50 applicants only 12 cutting edge demonstrator projects won funding & their respective outputs will be showcased at the Cenex Low Carbon Vehicle show in September 2021. Dolphin N2 have won an exciting competition run by the APC aimed at supporting UK industry with R&D & assisting with accelerating the transition to zero emission vehicles. A 10 MW full scale pre-commercial facility is planned to follow three years later. Hydrogen Europe represents the European industry, national associations and research centers active in the hydrogen and fuel cell sector. “So it spreads your upfront financial costs while you’re still producing hydrogen, makes it quite cost-effective.”. “We’ll add the turbine onto the substructure in the port and we’d also install the deck and all the topside equipment in the port as well,” Kinsella said. However, realising this opportunity, and others related to the hydrogen economy, will mean the coming years will likely prove crucial. ERM, which is a multinational consultancy, has already received £3m in UK government funding for the project this year, but they’re speaking to “big energy companies, oil and gas companies and also private equity companies” as potential investors for the “whole Dolphyn commercialisation”. Current PEMFC stack technologies for automotive applications show limitations in performance, durability and production cost which are primary challenges to reach mass production and fuel cell commercialization. Environmental Resources Management (ERM) has received £427,000 from the UK Government to develop its project which looks at the production of green hydrogen from offshore wind. Also, among floating wind concepts, it is already quite well advanced, a recent milestone being the start of power export, on 31 December 2019, from the first of WindFloat Atlantic’s three platforms, located off the coast of Portugal (see photographs). Formed in partnership with Xcel Energy, NREL's wind-to-hydrogen (Wind2H2) demonstration project links wind turbines and photovoltaic (PV) arrays to electrolyzer stacks, which pass the generated electricity through water to split it into hydrogen and oxygen. The project DOLPHIN has received funding from the Fuel Cells and Hydrogen 2 Joint Undertaking under grant agreement No. Thank you for signing up to our newsletter. The Dolphyn prototype comprises a WindFloat floating platform with integrated wind turbine, PEM electrolysis and desalination facilities. “In terms of getting the investment, I don’t think there’s going to be a problem with that and it’s going to be an exciting few years ahead”, Kinsella said. The project concerns the production of hydrogen at scale from offshore floating wind in deep water … The … Dolphyn project, led by Environmental Resources Management (ERM), has been awarded £3.12 million ($4 million) by the UK Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) to further develop its offshore electrolyser design and obtain the consent for a 2MW prototype facility. Establishing at least one low-carbon cluster by 2030, and the world’s first net-zero carbon industrial cluster by 2040 is a key mission in the UK Government’s Industrial Strategy. For the North Sea, it would take 28 of these huge, full-scale 4GW windfarms to replace the UK’s natural gas needs. “They sail out and you can build your windfarm gradually one by one so you’re generating revenue very early on and continually add to that field. One attraction of WindFloat is that it already has a suitable deck on which to place the hydrogen production equipment. Owner of the offshore UTOS and Grand Chenier pipelines to supply feedgas to offshore moored FLNG Vessels. Dolphin Energy is the constructor and operator of the project. The project is seen as helping UK efforts to roll out hydrogen at scale by the 2030s – a crucial step towards the end of the country’s contribution to global warming and to achieving ‘net zero’ by 2050. In the project, a total of 1.4 MW of on-board fuel cell power will be installed and both vessels will run on hydrogen produced on-site with electrolyzers powered by renewable electricity. “I think it would be great for Aberdeen, it really will,” Kinsella said. Thereafter the ambition gets exciting:  the first commercial 10-turbine (100MW) wind farm is planned for 2030, then a massive 4GW development in 2037 – enough to power 1.5million homes. Figure 1 shows a conceptual scheme for deep water offshore production of hydrogen. Fully permitted the Delfin LNG Project offshore Louisiana including 13 MTPA non-FTA export license from DoE. The aim is to make a final investment decision on the 2 MW prototype facility by March 2021. With FID next year, the 2MW prototype will be delivered by 2024, followed by a 10MW model in 2027, both of which are set for Aberdeen. Dolphin Project can confirm that on March 1, Taiji’s dolphin drive hunts ended for the 2020/21 season. The Dolphyn system is being designed such that it can be deployed in stand-alone mode or as multiple connected units to form an offshore hydrogen wind farm. “We’d then install the moorings and the pipeline at the location and then sail it out to the location, hook up, commission it, and then start to operate.”. They’re big arrays of 20 x 20, Kinsella acknowledged, but the North Sea has capacity for “three or four times that amount”. The JU receives support from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme and France, Germany, Austria, United Kingdom, Belgium, Switzerland. Kinsella said: “Across the globe you have over 12,000 GW of floating wind capacity. When developer ERM decided Aberdeen would be the home for Dolphyn, its … originators, developers and project manager for the Dolphyn project, developing an innovative technical and economic solution for producing green hydrogen at scale from offshore wind. For further information about the Black Horse project, please contact Mr Marcel Podolak (Bioway) at marcel.podolak@bioway.co and Mr David Halasz (Bioway) at david.halasz@bioway.co. Dolphin Project Assists With Mass Stranding. The Dolphyn project, funded as part of the Government’s £20m Hydrogen Supply Programme, showcases a floating semi-submersible (floating … Sir Ian Wood, chair of Opportunity North East, helped persuade ERM to pick Aberdeen for Dolphyn. A single 10 MW turbine could be used to produce in excess of 800 t of hydrogen per year, it is estimated. By The Maritime Executive 12-27-2017 05:24:38. It is the Gulf Cooperation Council 's first cross-border refined gas transmission project and the largest energy-related venture ever undertaken in the region. The abundant wind energy and seawater around the UK’s coast could be harnessed to provide ‘green’ hydrogen for future energy demand if a new project is successful. On Dolphyn’s announcement for Aberdeen, Sir Ian said: “To realise the full potential, we must create the right facilities for innovation, technology development, and manufacturing to flourish. Animal welfare organization Dolphin Project has rescued three dolphins that were destined for an Indonesian circus. ERM (Environmental Resources Management), working in conjunction with Tractebel and ODE (Offshore Design and Engineering), has completed the first phase of the Dolphyn project, the pre-FEED design for a 2 MW prototype offshore hydrogen production facility using floating offshore wind as the power source. The Dolphyn semi-submersible option turned out to be the best in terms of estimated cost of hydrogen production, see Figure 4. Dolphyn is a completely scalable technology that once established could be expanded across the North Sea (Figure 2). When developer ERM decided Aberdeen would be the home for Dolphyn, its world-first floating green hydrogen project, it said “it will put Aberdeen on the map”. The Company. The floating facility, based on Principle Power’s WindFloat technology, will produce ‘green’ hydrogen at scale and is being funded as part of the UK government’s £20 m Hydrogen Supply Programme. Now that is about four times the amount you would need to actually replace natural gas for the whole world. 826204. The size of the prize then, especially for a city which has just spend £350million on a new harbour expansion, is clear. The plant receives wet gas from North field and removes valuable hydrocarbon liquids (including condensate and NGL products) for processing, marketing and spot sale. Next steps for the project are sanctioning next year, but not before some new investors are hopefully on board. Environmental Resources Management (ERM) has projections for a potential network of windfarms by 2065, which could replace 50% of the UK’s natural gas requirements. Two projects, titled Gigastack and Dolphyn, are trialling green hydrogen production using renewable energy, while three, known respectively as Hynet, HyPER and … Long-term, ERM envisions a port with a production facility for these turbines, as they ship out to massive wind farms. Announcing ONE’s proposed Energy Transition Zone in January, to be situated near the harbour expansion, Sir Ian described floating wind as a “significant opportunity”, with the ETZ planned to house manufacturing, servicing and assembly facilities. ERM, which is backed by private equity, had been keeping the project “quite low-key” as they got the location and design together. However, assembly of these will likely take place in a UK port, “We’ll put it in a port somewhere, could be Cromarty Firth, could be Dundee. Dolphyn is a first-of-its-kind offshore green hydrogen project. - Blue Dolphin Presentation Presented by Paolo Guglia , R&D Manager, Fincantieri. Kinsella said: “What we have in mind for the future (is) a production line in a port dedicated to producing these sorts of platforms. The city’s investment prior investment in hydrogen is what “swung it” for the city to beat both Cornwall and Orkney for the project. Dolphyn hydrogen project receives £427,000. While Dolphyn, and projects like it, are not enough to stem the immediate job losses and downturn the industry faces, it is a tangible step towards what could be a brighter future for the sector. The “pioneering” Dolphyn project will sit nine miles off the coast, allowing the UK to harness the power of the fuel using floating wind turbines. The UK North Sea is seen as a prime candidate for that as well. In October 2020, Alex joined the Dolphin N2 team as Design Engineer and is looking forward to developing the engine through to production. All Rights Reserved. Latest Modern Power Systems news & technology. Initially, Kinsella said the feedback suggested it “was seen as a threat to the industry”, however with much more discussion around the energy transition in recent years “things have turned around completely” and “we are seeing a totally different set of conversations now and that’s really, really good to see”. Leading developer of LNG export projects in North America using Floating LNG technology. Dolphyn project gets £3.1m for offshore wind-powered hydrogen production. A revised feasibility study for the Dolphin project shows a net present value in today’s dollars of $241m, and the company has signed an off-take agreement with trader Noble Group. New study: Hydrogen-powered aviation. The Dolphyn development plan currently envisages use of 10 MW offshore wind turbines, but larger units are now being considered, which should result in cheaper hydrogen. For a city looking to find other sectors to utilise its oil and gas legacy and skills, this represents something to shout about, especially as a major climate summit in Glasgow approaches next year. The plant came online in late 2006. And we’ve got the offshore wind resources which are the best in the world. So some might argue – rightly or wrongly – that Aberdeen, “Europe’s oil capital”, is already taking its place on the map as a part of the hydrogen economy. Bolette Dolphin (file image courtesy Dolphin Drilling) By The Maritime Executive 02-11-2021 06:43:00. The ERM Dolphyn concept selected – modified WindFloat semi-submersible base on which turbine is mounted, together with desalination and electrolysis equipment, with the hydrogen exported via pipeline to shore – has been compared with other concepts (Figure 3): spar buoy with hydrogen pipeline to shore (Dolphyn single spar option); desalination and electrolysis on separate offshore platform, with hydrogen pipeline to shore; and export of electricity generated by floating offshore wind to land based electrolysers.
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