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In the Crosswind: Offshore wind and hydrogen - ReGlobal
In the Crosswind; Offshore wind and hydrogen
"Dutch stakeholders were surprised last year when Japanese companies carried away one of the prizes of a leasing round, the Crosswind project, announced on the 29th of July, has gone to domestic entities Eneco and of course, Royal Dutch Shell from whom we can expect many more of these mega projects going forward with the large scale combination of offshore wind, and hydrogen – with which Shell has a long history,
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In the Crosswind: Offshore wind and hydrogen - ReGlobal
The Crosswind project announced by Shell and partners Rotterdam port and Eneco is significant from both a domestic Dutch economic point of view and as a significant statement of global intent.
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