247 Energy introduces its “Energy Hub”. It groups two innovative 247 technologies: patented cryo-gas energy production with its unique non-chemical energy storage. Combined with renewable energy (solar/wind) this solution guarantees energy supply all year long, while optimizing and stabilizing energy costs for any industry. Our technology is modular and containerized. The different building blocks can be individually upgraded, scaled and are mobile. The setup offers great flexibility over time, certainly...Continue Reading
We are pleased with this patent (US 11.402.068 B2) in USA for our compact energy plant. A power plant for energy production from a liquid gas stored in a cryogenic storage tank. A solution powered by LNG or H2.Continue Reading
We are pleased with this patent (3.707.351) in Nederland, Germany, Greece, France, Italy, Spain, Norway, Finland, Poland, Sweden, UK & Türkiye for our compact energy plant. A power plant for energy production from a liquid gas stored in a cryogenic storage tank. A solution powered by LNG or H2.Continue Reading
To support its growth, 247 Energy changes office to a new building in Beveren, Belgium. The facility also houses a demo room of the disruptive battery solutions. The office is powered by solar energy & batteries. 247 Belgium is based in Beveren, Schaarbeekstraat 20 E1.1.Continue Reading
This month we welcome Jan Horyon as business development director Nederland and Arie Smits technical consultant Nederland. This tandem of highly seasoned professionals will introduce 247 energy production & storage solutions in the Dutch market. More positive energy to tackle climate change. 247 Netherlands is based in Eindhoven, Steenoven 44.Continue Reading
In 2019 Qatar was the largest LNG exporter with a volume of 107billion cubic meters, closely followed by Australia (104 million cm) and USA (47 mCM). The largest world’s importer of LNG is Japan, the country imported 105.5 billion cubic meters. Next largest importer is China with 84.8 billion cubic meters. source: StatistaContinue Reading
Chevron believes in gas as a transition fuel versus wind or solar. Chevron has multiple liquefaction projects in Australia and Africa. And is one of the biggest LNG exporters and operator of liquefaction projects in those countries. The sharelholders voted in favour of a non-binding resolution calling on the company to reduces emissions generated by the use of its products. But these energy majors have been lowering emission by their...Continue Reading
Shell increased its production in 2020 to 360 million Tonnes. Despite the global GDP lost several trillion dollars because large and small economies struggled by the COVID-19 outbreak. Still the two largest countries by population, India and China, saw an increase of 11% in their LNG import. By 2040 global LNG demand is expected to grow to 700 million tonnes. Source: Shell & Shell LNG outlookContinue Reading
