New cooperation agreement between Wintershall Dea’s Technology & Service Center and HOT Microfluidics! They are joining forces to tackle the challenges of the energy transition and decarbonisation of carbon-intensive industries in Europe. Both laboratories intend to provide an enhanced variety of laboratory services and to supply an accurate data base for planning and designing CCS/CCU, Hydrogen and IOR/EOR field projects.
Wintershall Dea is implementing CCS and hydrogen projects and one of the initiators of the Norwegian German (NOR-GE) (Link: Wintershall Dea and Equinor partner up for large-scale CCS value chain in the North Sea | Wintershall Dea AG) North Sea pipeline CCS project. The plan is to connect Germany, the largest CO2 emitter in Europe, and Norway, which has Europe’s largest CO2 storage potential.
HOT Microfluidics GmbH, a privately held and independent limited company incorporated in Germany in 2017, was founded to consolidate the HOT Energy Group’s microfluidic solutions expertise developed over the last decade in collaboration with leading university and research associations.