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Stopover 1: ENERGY OBSERVER in Antwerp
ENERGY OBSERVER has arrived in Antwerp, the first stopover in its odyssey around Northern Europe. The boat will remain in port in Belgium for a few days before sailing off to Amsterdam, in the Netherlands. We look at some solutions offered by ENGIE, leader of the energy transition in Belgium.
ENERGY OBSERVER sets off for another year!
ENERGY OBSERVER, the world’s first boat to be powered only by hydrogen and renewable energies, has sailed out from its home port of Saint-Malo, heading for Antwerp, the first port of call in its odyssey around Northern Europe.
ENGIE will design the integrated system of the district cooling network (30,000 RT, 105 MW) which will serve the Jurong Town Corporation (JTC), the Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) and the community facilities. Punggol Digital District is the first district in Singapore to adopt a single integrated masterplan approach that brings together a business park, a university and community facilities.
ENGIE and YARA take green hydrogen into the factory
ENGIE is a leader in the energy transition and aims to become a major player in renewable hydrogen. YARA’s purpose is feeding the planet responsibly. The two companies are joining forces in Australia to prove that the time to apply green hydrogen technology to industry is now.
EO takes new technologies on board
ENERGY OBSERVER has already logged 10,326 nautical miles. Since leaving Saint-Malo in June 2017, the world’s first hydrogen-powered vessel has visited 33 ports in 14 Mediterranean countries with zero emissions of greenhouse gases and fine particulates.
Artificial Intelligence serving the energy transition
Artificial Intelligence is serving smart living – smart homes, smart cities, smart buildings, smart energy, etc. At ENGIE, we rely on Artificial Intelligence to provide a more fluid and tailored customer service, to collect and analyze data on energy consumption to enable users to exercise better control, and to advance the energy transition through smart tools that are accessible to both our customers and our employees.
In October 2018, 14 ENGIE engineers and 14 scientists from the Pasteur Institute came together for 48 hours to improve a tool for measuring DNA.
ENGIE is present at the CES and will present innovative digital projects in the fields of access to energy and energy efficiency.
