Reuse & decommissioning
With the emergence of renewable energy sources and the depletion of our national gas reserves, we will soon be producing and consuming less oil and gas. The oil and gas infrastructure will then become available for other applications. For example, it could be used for carbon capture and storage (CCS), power-to-gas or energy storage (see North Sea system integration). Once there is no future purpose for the infrastructure, the sector will remove it. Nexstep, jointly established by EBN and the gas sector, is the body that coordinates and facilitates the process of reuse and decommissioning.
News regarding Reuse & decommissioning
28 November 2022
Realization of green hydrogen through offshore gas infrastructure one step closer
1 July 2021
NOGEPA calls on the House of Representatives to ensure the place of the Netherlands as the European leader in innovation
26 May 2021
Letter to coalition talks facilitator Mariëtte Hamer: Dutch natural gas from small fields indispensable in the energy transition
4 February 2021
North Sea consultation body committed to implementing the North Sea Agreement
10 December 2020
North Sea Energy Outlook: important impetus for further development of a joint vision on the energy transition in the North Sea
30 September 2020
Exploratory study 'SEIN: System integration of Energy in the Netherlands'
29 April 2020
Neptune Energy welcomes Eneco as a partner in the PosHYdon offshore green hydrogen pilot
20 April 2020
Neptune Energy welcomes Gasunie as partner on first offshore green hydrogen pilot
10 April 2020
The role of gas in the energy system of today and in the future: a rational view of the energy transition
8 April 2019
