Author: Commissioning News

Chevron Corporation is moving forward with an ambitious $5 billion project called Project Labrador to develop a blue hydrogen and ammonia facility in Port Arthur, Texas. Set to break ground in 2027 and begin commercial operation in 2032, the project is expected to be situated in the Gulf Coast region, known for its rich resources and existing infrastructure that supports energy production. Blue hydrogen is produced by combining natural gas with steam to extract hydrogen while capturing and storing the resulting carbon dioxide emissions underground, a process that significantly reduces environmental impact. This method is increasingly recognized as a crucial…

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Construction of Greece’s tallest building, set to redefine the Athenian skyline, has reached its halfway point. The landmark tower, part of the ambitious Ellinikon project, will rise 200 meters. This tower signifies a transformative phase in Greece’s urban development. The high-rise venture, the Riviera Tower, is part of the massive redevelopment of the former Ellinikon International Airport. As Greece’s tallest, it’s designed to provide premium residential spaces, featuring modern amenities while prioritizing sustainability and energy efficiency. Lamda Development is spearheading this project, which aims to breathe new life into the area, turning a once-underutilized space into a vibrant urban hub.…

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Construction planning activities are experiencing a notable increase, reflecting strong momentum in key sectors. This upward trend is bolstering optimism and confidence across the construction and engineering industries. One of the primary drivers behind this surge is the consistent demand for large-scale projects and complex builds. The Dodge Momentum Index jumped 6.8% in June, with commercial planning growing by 7.3% and institutional planning increasing by 5.7%. Warehouse, recreational, healthcare, and data center projects gained traction in June. Overall, the index increased by 20% year over year and institutional planning was up 46%. These trends highlight the importance of skilled commissioning…

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Ørsted has successfully secured $3 billion in long-term financing for the Greater Changhua 2 offshore wind farm in Taiwan. This significant financial move underscores Ørsted’s commitment to expanding its renewable energy projects in Asia. The financing involves 25 banks alongside export credit agencies. The group of lenders includes some of the most notable names in the banking and financial sector, highlighting the confidence in the project’s potential and Taiwan’s growing role in the global offshore wind market. The Greater Changhua 2 wind farm is part of the country’s ambitious goal to increase its renewable energy capacity. Located off Taiwan’s coast,…

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Invenergy, a leading renewable energy company, has successfully commissioned its 250-megawatt solar project in Indiana, marking a significant advancement in the state’s renewable energy sector. This project, known as the Fairbanks Solar Energy Centre, is now operational and contributing clean energy to the grid. Located in Sullivan County, the facility is designed to generate enough electricity to power approximately 50,000 homes. This initiative is a part of Indiana’s broader strategy to transition towards renewable energy, enhancing its sustainable infrastructure and reducing reliance on fossil fuels. The Fairbanks Solar Plant is equipped with the latest solar technology, ensuring efficient energy production…

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OnPath Energy has commenced work on a £155 million new wind farm in South Lanarkshire called Mill Rig Wind Farm, a development designed to significantly contribute to the country’s renewable energy goals. The project is set to provide power to around 45,000 homes once fully operational in 2026, marking a substantial step in the shift toward sustainable energy sources. Teams will prepare crane pads and lay the turbine foundations over the coming months. The first turbine components are expected to arrive on-site in fall 2025, with installation and commissioning scheduled for 2026. The 33.4 MW onshore wind project highlights OnPath’s…

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Envision has successfully commissioned the world’s largest green hydrogen and ammonia plant, a significant milestone in renewable energy development. This facility is powered by the largest off-grid renewable energy system that combines solar and wind energy sources and is also the first of its kind to be fully AI-enabled. The Chifeng Green Hydrogen and Ammonia Plant, situated in the Chifeng Net Zero Industrial Park, exemplifies a step forward in sustainable energy solutions. The facility is now delivering 320,000 tons of green ammonia annually and is projected to produce 1.5 million tons of green ammonia per year by 2028. This endeavor…

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The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) is taking a significant step toward sustainability by planning to install rooftop solar panels on nearly 1,000 of its buildings. This initiative marks an effort to promote renewable energy and reduce the carbon footprint of the city. The ambitious project aims to harness solar energy across municipal properties, including schools, offices, and community facilities. By utilizing these rooftops for solar panel installation, MCD seeks to generate clean energy that will not only meet part of the buildings’ energy needs but also contribute to broader environmental goals. This initiative aligns with the global trend of…

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The Campbell’s Company has made a significant investment in its Goldfish cracker production. The company expanded its plant in Richmond, Utah, with a $160 million project aimed at boosting production capabilities. This move came in response to increased consumer demand for the popular snack. The expansion included commissioning a new production line, quadrupling the plant’s footprint from 100,000 sq. ft. to 400,000 sq. ft., and remodeling 75,000 sq. ft. of existing space. With these upgrades, Campbell’s aims to enhance efficiency and output. The new line allows 5 million Goldfish to be produced per hour. “From a geographic perspective, it made…

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ENGIE has successfully commissioned the Red Sea Wind Energy wind farm, the largest wind farm in the Middle East and Africa, a significant step forward for renewable energy in the region. The 650 MW wind farm, located in Ras Ghareb, Egypt, was completed ahead of schedule and will significantly contribute to the country’s renewable energy goals. The wind farm comprises 125 turbines and is expected to generate enough energy to power more than one million homes. This project plays a critical role in supporting Egypt’s ambitions to derive 42% of its energy from renewable sources by 2030. The Red Sea…

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