BAKU, Azerbaijan, April 20. The Port of
Amsterdam has sealed two deals related to green hydrogen and its
derivatives, Trend
reports.
The first agreement involves a joint study agreement (JSA)
between the Port of Amsterdam, Petronor, EnBW, and GasLog. This
agreement aims to assess the technical and commercial feasibility
of establishing a liquid hydrogen corridor linking Bilbao and
Amsterdam.
The second agreement is an MoU between Petronor/Repsol, KLM, and
the Port of Amsterdam, focusing on exploring the potential for
producing synthetic aviation fuel (SAF) and hydrogen-based
synthetic aviation fuel (e-SAF) in Bilbao.
Furthermore, one more agreement was struck between Evos and
CEPSA. This deal aims to explore various methods for transporting
hydrogen from southern Spain. In Amsterdam, Evos plans to use
liquid organic hydrogen carriers (LOHC) for transportation, with
one of its terminals gearing up to receive and store LOHC in
existing tanks soon.
These agreements mark another milestone in the growing hydrogen
ties between Spain and Amsterdam, building upon a previous
partnership signed in June 2023 between the Port of Amsterdam, the
Port of Bilbao in Spain, and other stakeholders.
