据6月17日offshore energy消息：挪威船级社DNV已经与新加坡的吉宝海洋石油公司签署了一项关于氢价值链合作的协议。
该合作项目旨在探索潜在新技术的安全实施，与政府机构合作，在新加坡推广氢能源，以支持该国的脱碳目标。
DNV和吉宝将探索和开发氢作为能源的安全要求，氢储存和本地运输的基础设施要求以及氢技术的海上应用。
吉宝的浮动生活实验室是新加坡首个此类浮动试验台，将举办一些安全研究和试点活动。
此次氢气合作代表了DNV和吉宝之间的另一层合作关系，此前双方自2019年以来一直合作提升液化天然气作为船舶燃料的地位。
吉宝总经理Tan Leong Peng表示:“该公司在支持海洋行业寻找氢等绿色燃料方面走在最前沿，我们一直与DNV等合作伙伴密切合作，支持这一能源转型。根据吉宝2030年愿景，其中包括抓住新能源领域的机遇，吉宝正在利用其工程能力、天然气解决方案方面的专业知识和新的建造经验，为客户开发增值解决方案。”
冯娟 摘译自 offshore energy
原文如下：
DNV and Keppel to collaborate on hydrogen in Singapore
Norway-based classification society DNV has signed an agreement with Singapore’s Keppel Offshore & Marine for collaboration on the hydrogen value chain.
The collaboration wants to explore safe implementation of potential new technologies, working jointly with governmental agencies to promote hydrogen as an energy source in Singapore, in order to support the country’s decarbonization goals.
DNV and Keppel O&M will explore and develop safety requirements for hydrogen as an energy source, infrastructure requirements for hydrogen storage and local transportation, and offshore applications for hydrogen technology.
Keppel’s Floating Living Lab, the first-of-its-kind floating test-bed in Singapore, will host some of the safety studies and pilot activities.
This hydrogen collaboration represents another layer of the collaboration between DNV and Keppel O&M, following a previous partnership to enhance LNG as ship fuel since 2019.
Tan Leong Peng, managing director of Keppel O&M, said: “Keppel O&M is at the forefront in supporting the marine industry’s search for greener fuels such as hydrogen, and we have been working closely with partners such as DNV to support this energy transition. In line with Keppel’s Vision 2030, which includes seizing opportunities in new energy, Keppel O&M is leveraging its engineering capabilities, expertise in gas solutions, and new build experience to develop value-added solutions for customers.”
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