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Oman to study potential for e-NG facility

Representatives of TES and OQ AE signing the agreement in the presence of Eng Salim bin Nasser al Aufi, Minister of Energy and Minerals.
Representatives of TES and OQ AE signing the agreement in the presence of Eng Salim bin Nasser al Aufi, Minister of Energy and Minerals.
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MUSCAT: Global green energy firm TES and OQ Alternative Energy (part of OQ Group) have entered in a Joint Study Agreement to assess the development of an e-NG facility in Oman.


e-NG is a green hydrogen-based green molecule chemically identical to natural gas and obtained by combining, through a methanation process (called Sabatier), green H2 with CO2, producing green CH4. As such it can leverage existing infrastructure for liquefaction, regasification, transportation and importantly storage and be a drop-in solution for industrial usage gradually replacing natural gas.


“This agreement with OQAE underscores our dedication to advancing the global energy transition and strengthens our commitment and ongoing activities in the Middle East. By harnessing the expertise of OQAE, a global leader in the energy industry, we are enabling the production of green hydrogen at an industrial scale, making e-fuels accessible and cost-effective,” said Marco Alverà, CEO and Co-Founder of TES.


Najla al Jamali, CEO of OQ Alternative Energy, added: ‘’At OQ, we are committed to advancing Oman’s energy transition through building partnerships, creating innovative solutions, and implementing sustainable practices. This collaboration marks our dedication to innovation, sustainability, and shaping the future of energy. Collaborating on the study helps us move forward to identify additional downstream opportunities and vectors to diversify markets for green hydrogen.”


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