A hydrogen infrastructure firm is working with a bulge bracket banker for its Series A raise, focusing on a project in the Western US.
A hydrogen infrastructure firm is working with a bulge bracket banker for its Series A raise, focusing on a project in the Western US.
The fuel cell and electrolyzer subsidiary is engaging with projects in Texas and Oregon and looking for options to participate on a broader scale.
EnCap Energy Transition Managing Partner Jim Hughes said in an interview that the new fund would evaluate opportunities in clean fuels but likely not make investments for two reasons: the IRA is not enough to make clean fuels economic; and what he called a “legacy business issue” for liquid fuels pricing and contracts.
A Chinese electrolyzer manufacturer is looking for projects to supply with new US-based manufacturing capacity and has its sights on a project in Texas.
A coal-to-blue ammonia project developer has hired a bulge bracket bank and is seeking to raise development through FID capital for a flagship project in Wyoming.
The London-based non-profit EnergyTag has come to the forefront with its framework for global renewable energy hourly matching standards – what it views as a crucial substructure underpinning the future of green product commerce.
An asset manager in sustainable energy and agriculture is laying the groundwork for a fund focused on decarbonization of heavy industry and clean fuels.
Catalyst Midstream is set to launch a FEED study for a 1 million ton blue ammonia facility in Berthold, North Dakota, with expected offtake in the Asia-Pacific marketplace. The project has not been previously announced or reported.
Independent power development company Tenaska is advancing a portfolio of more than 10 carbon capture and sequestration hubs across the US. We spoke with Bret Estep, who heads up the CCS strategy for the firm.
Morgan Stanley is the mandated investment banker for a green ammonia developer that’s raising debt and equity for its first facility in Texas.