Hexagon Composites - RNG (renewable natural gas)
Ettersom ledelsen i Hexagon Composites veldig tydelig har kommunisert til markedet at det sterkt økende opptaket av RNG (renewable natural gas) som energikilde, representerer en gedigen kilde til inntekter og vekst for selskapet, tenker jeg at en tråd med fokus på nyheter om RNG er på sin plass her på forumet.
Hexagon Composites's inntektskilder innen RNG er globalt markedsledende produkter og teknologi for lagring og transport av gassen og ikke minst selskapets gassbaserte drivstoffsystemer. Hexagon Composites's divisjon Hexagon Agility er nemlig soleklar global markedsleder innen gassbaserte drivstoffsystemer, og kan vise til en svært, svært imponerende partner-/kundeportefølje:
https://hexagonagility.com/
OG VIKTIG! Hexagon Composites's gedigne forretningsmulighet innen RNG dreier seg ikke om tro og håp til noe som ligger og blinker langt der fremme. Vi snakker inntekter her og nå og meget sterke vekstutsikter i årene som kommer! Selskapet presenterer sitt Q2 2021 12.august.
Så sent som 29 juni i år, henvendte Hexagon Composites seg til markedet med en oppdatert selskapspresentasjon med fokus på den gedigne forretningsmuligheten RNG representerer for selskapet.
Hexagon Composites ASA: Updated company presentation with focus on the renewable natural gas (RNG) market opportunity
June 29, 2021 02:00 ET | Source: Hexagon Composites ASA
The attached company presentation has been prepared by Hexagon Composites following a recent study on the renewable natural gas (RNG) market opportunity.
“To achieve a meaningful and immediate impact on climate change, we need cleaner trucks and buses on our roadways now,” says Jon Erik Engeset, CEO Hexagon Composites. “Net zero GHG emissions on a well-to-wheel basis can be achieved with an internal combustion engine running on RNG. This is currently not possible with any other energy source. According to NGVA, in 2020 92% of all on-road fuel used in natural gas vehicles in California was renewable natural gas (RNG). For the first time, we have seen California fleets fueled with RNG achieve carbon-negative footprint, removing more CO2 from the atmosphere than they emitted. This is evidence of the essential role RNG plays in achieving carbon neutrality today.”
For more information:
Karen Romer, SVP Communications, Hexagon Composites ASA Telephone: +47 950 74 950 | karen.romer@hexagongroup.com
Hiva Ghiri, VP IR, Hexagon Composites ASA Telephone: +47 958 66 790 | hiva.ghiri@hexagongroup.com
About Hexagon Composites ASA
Hexagon delivers safe and innovative solutions for a cleaner energy future. Our solutions enable storage, transportation and conversion to clean energy in a wide range of mobility, industrial and consumer applications. Learn more at www.hexagongroup.com and follow @HexagonASA on Twitter and LinkedIn.
https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2021/06/29/2254410/0/en/Hexagon-Composites-ASA-Updated-company-presentation-with-focus-on-the-renewable-natural-gas-RNG-market-opportunity.html
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Hexagon Composites Company Presentation
https://ml-eu.globenewswire.com/Resource/Download/34ea91cd-f907-42f7-8487-acd803d06d43
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Hexagon Composites's inntektskilder innen RNG er globalt markedsledende produkter og teknologi for lagring og transport av gassen og ikke minst selskapets gassbaserte drivstoffsystemer. Hexagon Composites's divisjon Hexagon Agility er nemlig soleklar global markedsleder innen gassbaserte drivstoffsystemer, og kan vise til en svært, svært imponerende partner-/kundeportefølje:
https://hexagonagility.com/
OG VIKTIG! Hexagon Composites's gedigne forretningsmulighet innen RNG dreier seg ikke om tro og håp til noe som ligger og blinker langt der fremme. Vi snakker inntekter her og nå og meget sterke vekstutsikter i årene som kommer! Selskapet presenterer sitt Q2 2021 12.august.
Så sent som 29 juni i år, henvendte Hexagon Composites seg til markedet med en oppdatert selskapspresentasjon med fokus på den gedigne forretningsmuligheten RNG representerer for selskapet.
Hexagon Composites ASA: Updated company presentation with focus on the renewable natural gas (RNG) market opportunity
June 29, 2021 02:00 ET | Source: Hexagon Composites ASA
The attached company presentation has been prepared by Hexagon Composites following a recent study on the renewable natural gas (RNG) market opportunity.
“To achieve a meaningful and immediate impact on climate change, we need cleaner trucks and buses on our roadways now,” says Jon Erik Engeset, CEO Hexagon Composites. “Net zero GHG emissions on a well-to-wheel basis can be achieved with an internal combustion engine running on RNG. This is currently not possible with any other energy source. According to NGVA, in 2020 92% of all on-road fuel used in natural gas vehicles in California was renewable natural gas (RNG). For the first time, we have seen California fleets fueled with RNG achieve carbon-negative footprint, removing more CO2 from the atmosphere than they emitted. This is evidence of the essential role RNG plays in achieving carbon neutrality today.”
For more information:
Karen Romer, SVP Communications, Hexagon Composites ASA Telephone: +47 950 74 950 | karen.romer@hexagongroup.com
Hiva Ghiri, VP IR, Hexagon Composites ASA Telephone: +47 958 66 790 | hiva.ghiri@hexagongroup.com
About Hexagon Composites ASA
Hexagon delivers safe and innovative solutions for a cleaner energy future. Our solutions enable storage, transportation and conversion to clean energy in a wide range of mobility, industrial and consumer applications. Learn more at www.hexagongroup.com and follow @HexagonASA on Twitter and LinkedIn.
https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2021/06/29/2254410/0/en/Hexagon-Composites-ASA-Updated-company-presentation-with-focus-on-the-renewable-natural-gas-RNG-market-opportunity.html
Attachments
Hexagon Composites Company Presentation
https://ml-eu.globenewswire.com/Resource/Download/34ea91cd-f907-42f7-8487-acd803d06d43
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Redigert 26.07.2021 kl 12:55
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Toronto to create renewable natural gas from green bin waste to help heat city buildings, power vehicles
Irelyne Lavery
By Irelyne LaveryStaff Reporter
Thu., July 22, 2021, 3 min. read
Toronto will soon be using green bin waste to produce renewable natural gas to help fuel the city and cut down on greenhouse gas emissions.
The city announced Tuesday it would soon begin capturing biogas from green bin waste to combine with purchased natural gas, in order to heat city-owned buildings and power city vehicles in early 2022.
Working with Enbridge Gas Inc., and starting with the Dufferin Solid Waste Management Facility — with plans to expand the program to other facilities in the future — the city will begin full operation in the coming weeks.
How it works is, at the beginning of the process, materials put into green bins are sent to a processing facility where they are broken apart from plastic bags and other contaminant materials, according to Matt Keliher, general manager of solid waste management services at the city. What’s left is a “slurry” of material that goes into big containers called anaerobic digesters. Micro-organisms break down the organic compound and produce the biogas called methane.
“In our system (green bin waste) is broken down in containers and that methane gas is captured,” said Keliher. “Because it’s captured, we can then convert it into renewable natural gas.”
The gas will eventually be blended with the natural gas the city buys and injected into the city’s natural gas grid. The plan is to have a fuel blend that is 7 per cent renewable natural gas.
The process cuts down on greenhouse gas emissions as the biogas is captured rather than being flared (or burned off), which is currently done at the anaerobic facilities in the city.
The process also differs from composting and dumping in a landfill, as both of those means of disposal release biogas into the atmosphere.
https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2021/07/22/toronto-to-create-renewable-natural-gas-from-green-bin-waste-to-help-heat-city-buildings-power-vehicles.html
Chevron signs hydrogen fuel business development MoU with Cummins
July 23, 2021 0 By ALICIA MOORE
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“Chevron is committed to developing and delivering affordable, reliable, ever-cleaner energy, and collaborating with Cummins is a positive step toward our goal of building a large-scale business in a lower-carbon area that is complementary to our current offerings,” said Chevron President of Americas Fuels & Lubricants Andy Walz. “Hydrogen is just one lower-carbon solution we are investing in that will position our customers to reduce the carbon intensity of their businesses and everyday lives. We’ve also invested in developing and supplying renewable natural gas, blending renewables into our fuels, coprocessing biofeedstocks in our refineries, and abatement projects that will reduce the carbon intensity of our operations.”
https://www.hydrogenfuelnews.com/hydrogen-fuel-business-chevron/8547634/
Og Cummins...? Jo, Cummins og Hexagon Composites samarbeider tett. Også når det gjelder produktutvikling!
Hexagon Agility Provides Additional CNG (RNG) Fuel Systems to Estes
Press release 26 May 2021
Hexagon Agility, a world-leading provider of natural gas transportation solutions announced today that Estes Express Lines, the largest privately-owned freight carrier in North America, has ordered an additional 50 natural gas powered trucks with Hexagon Agility’s market-leading 175 diesel gallon equivalent (DGE) ProCab® compressed natural gas (CNG)/renewable natural gas (RNG) fuel systems.
Estes’ new trucks will be equipped with Cummins-Westport’s near-zero emissions natural gas engines and Hexagon Agility’s integrated Blue iQ®. These new trucks will be delivered in Spring of 2021 and used in Estes’ California fleet.
https://hexagongroup.com/press/hexagon-agility-provides-additional-cng-rng-fuel-systems-to-estes/
Blue iQ®
Blue iQ® is the product of a partnership between Hexagon Agility and Cummins, Inc., integrating communication between Hexagon Agility CNG fuel storage systems and Cummins-Westport natural gas engines. Cummins and Hexagon Agility are pursuing joint technology and product development to significantly improve performance and uptime of natural gas vehicles.
Performance Features
Blue iQ shows accurate fuel level and distance to empty
Blue iQ also displays real-time fuel economy and provides driver feedback
Connection between engine and fuel system enables extended range and reduced check-engine incidence
Vehicle Range Monitor tells drivers how far they can go with the gas on board
Eco Mode maximizes range at low fuel levels to avoid unplanned refueling
Driver Feedback monitors, analyzes, and shares data to help drivers manage trip fuel economy
https://hexagonagility.com/blue-iq/
Cummins Inc.
https://www.cummins.com/
Irelyne Lavery
By Irelyne LaveryStaff Reporter
Thu., July 22, 2021, 3 min. read
Toronto will soon be using green bin waste to produce renewable natural gas to help fuel the city and cut down on greenhouse gas emissions.
The city announced Tuesday it would soon begin capturing biogas from green bin waste to combine with purchased natural gas, in order to heat city-owned buildings and power city vehicles in early 2022.
Working with Enbridge Gas Inc., and starting with the Dufferin Solid Waste Management Facility — with plans to expand the program to other facilities in the future — the city will begin full operation in the coming weeks.
How it works is, at the beginning of the process, materials put into green bins are sent to a processing facility where they are broken apart from plastic bags and other contaminant materials, according to Matt Keliher, general manager of solid waste management services at the city. What’s left is a “slurry” of material that goes into big containers called anaerobic digesters. Micro-organisms break down the organic compound and produce the biogas called methane.
“In our system (green bin waste) is broken down in containers and that methane gas is captured,” said Keliher. “Because it’s captured, we can then convert it into renewable natural gas.”
The gas will eventually be blended with the natural gas the city buys and injected into the city’s natural gas grid. The plan is to have a fuel blend that is 7 per cent renewable natural gas.
The process cuts down on greenhouse gas emissions as the biogas is captured rather than being flared (or burned off), which is currently done at the anaerobic facilities in the city.
The process also differs from composting and dumping in a landfill, as both of those means of disposal release biogas into the atmosphere.
https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2021/07/22/toronto-to-create-renewable-natural-gas-from-green-bin-waste-to-help-heat-city-buildings-power-vehicles.html
Chevron signs hydrogen fuel business development MoU with Cummins
July 23, 2021 0 By ALICIA MOORE
---
“Chevron is committed to developing and delivering affordable, reliable, ever-cleaner energy, and collaborating with Cummins is a positive step toward our goal of building a large-scale business in a lower-carbon area that is complementary to our current offerings,” said Chevron President of Americas Fuels & Lubricants Andy Walz. “Hydrogen is just one lower-carbon solution we are investing in that will position our customers to reduce the carbon intensity of their businesses and everyday lives. We’ve also invested in developing and supplying renewable natural gas, blending renewables into our fuels, coprocessing biofeedstocks in our refineries, and abatement projects that will reduce the carbon intensity of our operations.”
https://www.hydrogenfuelnews.com/hydrogen-fuel-business-chevron/8547634/
Og Cummins...? Jo, Cummins og Hexagon Composites samarbeider tett. Også når det gjelder produktutvikling!
Hexagon Agility Provides Additional CNG (RNG) Fuel Systems to Estes
Press release 26 May 2021
Hexagon Agility, a world-leading provider of natural gas transportation solutions announced today that Estes Express Lines, the largest privately-owned freight carrier in North America, has ordered an additional 50 natural gas powered trucks with Hexagon Agility’s market-leading 175 diesel gallon equivalent (DGE) ProCab® compressed natural gas (CNG)/renewable natural gas (RNG) fuel systems.
Estes’ new trucks will be equipped with Cummins-Westport’s near-zero emissions natural gas engines and Hexagon Agility’s integrated Blue iQ®. These new trucks will be delivered in Spring of 2021 and used in Estes’ California fleet.
https://hexagongroup.com/press/hexagon-agility-provides-additional-cng-rng-fuel-systems-to-estes/
Blue iQ®
Blue iQ® is the product of a partnership between Hexagon Agility and Cummins, Inc., integrating communication between Hexagon Agility CNG fuel storage systems and Cummins-Westport natural gas engines. Cummins and Hexagon Agility are pursuing joint technology and product development to significantly improve performance and uptime of natural gas vehicles.
Performance Features
Blue iQ shows accurate fuel level and distance to empty
Blue iQ also displays real-time fuel economy and provides driver feedback
Connection between engine and fuel system enables extended range and reduced check-engine incidence
Vehicle Range Monitor tells drivers how far they can go with the gas on board
Eco Mode maximizes range at low fuel levels to avoid unplanned refueling
Driver Feedback monitors, analyzes, and shares data to help drivers manage trip fuel economy
https://hexagonagility.com/blue-iq/
Cummins Inc.
https://www.cummins.com/
Redigert 23.07.2021 kl 11:57
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Være i forkant når det gjelder å skjønne tegninga nå som aksjekursen er utbomba hinsides all sunn fornuft eller løpe etter?
Det er nok spørsmålet her, tror jeg. Enkelt og greit.
For RNG er energikilden som HER OG NÅ, og ikke en gang i fremtida, effektivt kutter klimagassutslipp og samtidig ER SVÆRT KONKURRANSEDYKTIG PÅ PRIS.
Politikerne har satt hårete mål når det gjelder reduksjon av klimagassutslipp. Da må man selvsagt i økende grad stimulere opptak av det mest opplagte redskapet/den energikilden som gir gedigen effekt HER OG NÅ på veien mot å nå de ambisiøse og nødvendige målsetningene. :)
Why Capturing Renewable Natural Gas Has Legs in the Climate Conversation
By Mike Butler
July 25, 2021
When many people think of renewable energy, they think of modern wind, solar and hydropower resources. When they think of natural gas, they think of it as a traditional, finite source of energy – something that’s used and then gone.
But there’s another form of renewable energy that many have overlooked as an option to help meet some states’ emission reduction goals in regulatory actions like New Jersey’s Energy Master Plan and the Garden State’s larger climate conversation. It’s called Renewable Natural Gas or RNG inside the energy world.
RNG combines the strength and benefits of two forms of energy – renewable energy and natural gas – and it turns out it’s been around for as long as humans have been farming. Some might even refer to it as biogas, a byproduct of organic materials mixing with oxygen. RNG in this case comes from multiple sources of organic leftovers and waste.
https://www.realclearenergy.org/articles/2021/07/25/why_capturing_renewable_natural_gas_has_legs_in_the_climate_conversation_787068.html
Det er nok spørsmålet her, tror jeg. Enkelt og greit.
For RNG er energikilden som HER OG NÅ, og ikke en gang i fremtida, effektivt kutter klimagassutslipp og samtidig ER SVÆRT KONKURRANSEDYKTIG PÅ PRIS.
Politikerne har satt hårete mål når det gjelder reduksjon av klimagassutslipp. Da må man selvsagt i økende grad stimulere opptak av det mest opplagte redskapet/den energikilden som gir gedigen effekt HER OG NÅ på veien mot å nå de ambisiøse og nødvendige målsetningene. :)
Why Capturing Renewable Natural Gas Has Legs in the Climate Conversation
By Mike Butler
July 25, 2021
When many people think of renewable energy, they think of modern wind, solar and hydropower resources. When they think of natural gas, they think of it as a traditional, finite source of energy – something that’s used and then gone.
But there’s another form of renewable energy that many have overlooked as an option to help meet some states’ emission reduction goals in regulatory actions like New Jersey’s Energy Master Plan and the Garden State’s larger climate conversation. It’s called Renewable Natural Gas or RNG inside the energy world.
RNG combines the strength and benefits of two forms of energy – renewable energy and natural gas – and it turns out it’s been around for as long as humans have been farming. Some might even refer to it as biogas, a byproduct of organic materials mixing with oxygen. RNG in this case comes from multiple sources of organic leftovers and waste.
https://www.realclearenergy.org/articles/2021/07/25/why_capturing_renewable_natural_gas_has_legs_in_the_climate_conversation_787068.html
Redigert 26.07.2021 kl 13:05
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