RN Government Signs Agreement With Enterprize Energy for Offshore Wind Power, Green Ammonia, and Hydrogen Production

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 11/08/2021 at 11:58

Updated on 11/08/2021 at 13:37

Aerogeradores de energia eólica em São Miguel do Gostoso (RN). — Foto: Felipe Gibson/G1

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On Tuesday (10), the RN government signed an agreement with Enterprize Energy for the installation of offshore wind energy, hydrogen, and green ammonia parks, taking advantage of the state’s great geographical location

The RN Government on Tuesday (10), both virtually and in person at the governor’s office, signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Enterprize Energy PTE LTD for technical, environmental, and economic exchange actions for the installation of offshore wind energy parks as well as for hydrogen and green ammonia plants.

RN Government Authorities Speak

According to Fátima Bezerra, governor and professor, the commitment term was signed because the company’s qualifications and commitment are widely recognized.

The agreement also demonstrates the government’s commitment to sustainable social and economic development. It is worth noting that RN has the best conditions in the country for the production of offshore wind energy, as well as for the production of hydrogen and green ammonia.

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According to Lan Hatton, founder of the company, RN is an excellent place for offshore wind energy, hydrogen, and green ammonia projects and can generate more than 2 GW from these sources.

In addition to being in a great location, it has excellent conditions for production and storage on land and at sea, potentially becoming a major center for the production and distribution of hydrogen and green ammonia.

Hatton states that since 2016, the company has been developing projects in Taiwan, and next year, construction for 1 GW production will begin. In Vietnam, they will reach 5 gigawatts of energy through green hydrogen. All engineering applied in these countries will be utilized in RN, which will reduce delays in projects.

Skilled Workforce in RN

According to Jaime Calado, Secretary of State for Economic Development (Sedec), the state has a qualified workforce at the middle, technical, higher education, and postgraduate levels provided by public universities and institutions.

The state government, in partnership with the Senar Institute of Innovation in Renewable Energies (ISI-ER), is developing the solar and wind atlas. According to Jaime, the atlas will be ready by April 2022 and will be valid for 10 years. Additionally, the state has 14 of the largest offshore wind energy companies in the world.

Along with the governor’s support, which promotes job creation and income sustainability, Fátima has requested that subsidiaries operating through the company establish their offices or administrative headquarters in the state.

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