TES Canada is developing a green hydrogen production project in the Mauricie region that will assist in accelerating the decarbonization of Quebec. The region is the birthplace of renewable electricity in Quebec.

The project plans to build a green hydrogen production plant powered exclusively by renewable electricity, and aims for a yearly production volume of 80,000 Mtpa of e-NG. The hydrogen produced is intended for Quebec end-users. It will play a complementary role to direct electrification, and the e-NG volumes are produced in Quebec and will supply both heavy industries and long-haul trucking end-users in Canada.

TES is developing the Green Energy Hub in Wilhelmshaven, Germany’s only deep-water port, to import e-NG (renewable natural gas) and feed it directly into the gas grid or convert it to hydrogen. This strategically located terminal will capture and reuse CO₂ while leveraging existing networks—natural gas, hydrogen, and rail—to serve as a major hub for Europe’s decarbonized energy future. The project also includes habitat preservation initiatives in Voslapper Groden, ensuring ecological value is enhanced even as Wilhelmshaven prepares to meet around 10% of Germany’s total annual primary energy demand.

TES is currently developing additional e-NG projects in Europe, in Finland and Sweden. Both region present ideal conditions for the production of e-NG, such as high renewable energy penetration at competitive pricing levels, an extremely well-developed power and gas infrastructure and availability of biogenic CO₂.

Azerbaijan is directly connected to Europe via the Southern Gas Corridor, presenting a unique opportunity for e-NG to be imported via an existing gas pipeline to the EU economic area. TES has entered into a Joint Study Agreement with SOCAR, the National Oil and Gas Company of Azerbaijan. The study is focused on covering both the techno-commercial and market intelligence aspects of the e-NG project in Azerbaijan.

Oman has been at the forefront in the development of a green hydrogen economy where the country aims to produce in excess of 1mt annum of green hydrogen by 2030. TES has entered into a Joint Study Agreement with OQ Alternative Energy, the renewable energy arm of OQ. The feasibility study is assessing both the techno-commercial and market aspects of e-NG produced in Oman. TES considers Oman as a highly promising location due to the abundance of renewable power and available gas infrastructure, combined with a very strong green hydrogen & green derivatives (e-fuel) focus.

On the sidelines of COP28, TES has entered into a Strategic Collaboration and Joint Study Agreement with ADNOC, the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company, to assess the development of an e-NG project in the UAE.