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Energy

Blog post05 September 2025

Who is going to buy green hydrogen?

Knowing who will purchase renewable (green) hydrogen is the central challenge for the sector. There is a need to find large-scale customers so that production projects can go ahead, transportation inf...

Energy

Blog post21 March 2025

The future of wind energy: Navigating the performance gap in Scandinavia’s onshore wind farms

In recent years, DNV has been observing a gap in the operational performance of newly constructed onshore wind farms in Scandinavia.

Energy

Blog post20 February 2025

The power of biogas: Maneuvering increased competition for feedstock

The growth in biogas and biomethane production will, inevitably, put pressure on the feedstock supply chain.

Energy

Blog post16 January 2025

Climate risks: from environmental issue to financial priority

There has been a shift in the last 20 years in thinking about environmental issues as being a cost of doing business to something that defines how business develops and dictates the financial risks an...

Energy

Blog post07 November 2024

The need for flexibility in the German power grid and the contribution of large-scale battery storage systems

At a time when the energy transition plays a central role in German energy policy, the need for a flexible electricity grid is becoming increasingly clear.

Energy

Blog post16 September 2024

The future of CCUS: Key trends and regional developments in Northern Europe

Carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) technology is gaining momentum as the world races to meet its climate goals. In Northern Europe, various countries are setting ambitious targets to deve...

Energy

Blog post02 April 2024

Grid Congestion in the Polish Power Grid

The future energy profile in Poland will pivot toward renewable sources and other technologies. Wind and solar installations are spreading across the country.

Energy

Blog post06 February 2024

Financing the energy transition: Solar sunrise in the Nordics?

Renewable energy capacity additions continue to beat new records and grew by 50% in 2023 compared to 2022 according to IEA. Last year one country in particular, China, commissioned as much solar photo...

Energy

Blog post08 January 2024

The importance of CCUS for Net Zero

With record yearly greenhouse gas emissions anticipated in 2023 and 2024, the roll-out of CCUS has never been more important.

Energy

Blog post12 September 2023

Transport in Transition

Our current global transportation system already accounts for 25% of worldwide greenhouse gas emissions. Over the next three decades, the global vehicle fleet will double from 1.2 billion to 2 billion...

Energy

Blog post16 May 2023

Offshore wind 2023: New ambitions! New challenges?

For the offshore wind sector, especially in Europe, the year 2022 was dominated by a series of good news announcements. Many countries, governments and public institutions reviewed and increased their...

Energy

Blog post09 March 2023

When the tables turn for investors in renewables

Last year, for the first time in history, global spending on wind and solar assets was greater than investment in new and existing oil and gas fields. There’s no doubt the energy transition is acceler...

Energy

Blog post30 January 2023

Why “intermittence anxiety” about battery storage is unnecessary

Battery power plants are increasingly fulfilling the role of peaking plants - a European perspective.

Energy

Blog post31 August 2020

Are corporates the most important actor in decarbonization?

Companies are setting increasingly ambitious targets, reporting efforts through the Carbon Disclosure Product (CDP), setting sensible targets through the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) and co...