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(Alfa Laval/PR Newswire) Alfa Laval – a world leader in heat transfer, centrifugal separation and fluid handling – becomes a partner in the Swedish company Liquid Wind, which develops electro-fuel facilities to produce renewable clean fuels. Alfa Laval will be part of the Liquid Wind board and contribute with its heat transfer expertise to improve the process efficiency and the overall heat and energy integration of the facilities. The closing date was March 15, 2021. Liquid Wind is a Power...

Alfa Laval Joins Methanol Bunker Bandwagon by Ship & Bunker News Team Wednesday April 7, 2021 Engineering company Alfa Laval has joined a growing group of companies investigating methanol as an alternative bunker fuel, with an investment in the Alfa Laval has become a partner in Swedish firm Liquid Wind, which is seeking to develop production facilities for green methanol bunkers, the company said in an emailed statement on Tuesday. "We are very happy to strengthen the Liquid Wind consort...

Share this article LUND, Sweden, April 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Alfa Laval - a world leader in heat transfer, centrifugal separation and fluid handling - becomes a partner in the Swedish company Liquid Wind, which develops electro-fuel facilities to produce renewable clean fuels. Alfa Laval will be part of the Liquid Wind board and contribute with its heat transfer expertise to improve the process efficiency and the overall heat and energy integration of the facilities. The closing date was Mar...

Unipers Methanol Bunker Ambitions Expand With Liquid Wind Investment by Ship & Bunker News Team Wednesday March 10, 2021 Further evidence of energy company Sweden. Uniper has become a partner and the second-largest investor in the company, Liquid Wind said in a statement on its website on Wednesday. Liquid Wind is building a green methanol factory in Örnsköldsvik that is aiming to produce 50,000 mt/year of green methanol using wind power. The facility is due to come online in late 2023 ...

With the new facility, Topsoe will accommodate the rapidly increasing demand for competitive electrolysis technology, predominantly for green...

Advertisement Haldor Topsoe is set to build a large-scale SOEC electrolyser manufacturing facility to meet customer needs for green hydrogen production. Topsoes SOEC-electrolyser delivers more than 90% energy efficiency when using green power to produce hydrogen. Current electrolysers are at 70%. With the new facility, Topsoe will accommodate the rapidly increasing demand for competitive electrolysis technology, predominantly for green hydrogen plants based on renewable electricity. Development...