U.S. energy player Cheniere Energy has reached substantial completion at the third stage of its liquefied natural gas (LNG) project in Texas and exported its 5,000th LNG cargo, marking a major expansion of its U.S. liquefaction capacity and a decade of rapid growth in the global LNG market. The post Cheniere hits 5,000-cargo mark as project in Texas lifts LNG capacity to 56 mtpa appeared first on Offshore Energy.
China-based provider of clean energy services Wison New Energies (WNE) has joined forces with the UK-headquartered energy giant Shell to bring the European firm’s liquefaction technology to the wider liquefied natural gas (LNG) market for the first time, strengthening Wison’s floating LNG (FLNG) offering and aiming to accelerate deployment of next-generation FLNG projects. The post Shell’s technology set to enter wider FLNG market through Wison deal appeared first on Offshore Energy.
France’s energy giant TotalEnergies has wrapped up its exit from a Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) project, giving up its stake but retaining rights to recover around $1.3 billion in shareholder loans, subject to sanctions. The post Arctic LNG 2 exit ticked off the list: TotalEnergies retains $1.3 billion loan claim appeared first on Offshore Energy.
An offshore subsea construction vessel (OSCV) that Norwegian shipbuilder VARD is building for Taiwan-based […] The post Taiwan-bound subsea construction vessel on its way to Norway for final outfitting appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Singapore-headquartered offshore marine service contractor Kim Heng and South Korea’s marine and civil work […] The post Singapore’s Kim Heng to incorporate joint venture company in Korea appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Italian energy giant Eni is broadening its offshore footprint in Uruguay by taking operatorship of an exploration block with YPF’s subsidiary, MIWEN, as its partner. The post Eni widens Uruguay offshore presence with new block and first operatorship appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Etu Energias, a privately owned Angolan energy company, has taken steps to increase its stakes in two offshore blocks from Cabinda Gulf Oil Company (CABGOC), a subsidiary of U.S.-headquartered energy giant Chevron, through a deal that will make it the largest interest holder in one of Angola’s longest-producing deepwater assets and could see it take over operatorship of one of these blocks. The post Etu Energias strikes $260 million deal with Chevron for Angola’s deepwater block duo appeared first on Offshore Energy.
TenneT Netherlands has selected compatriot survey company Deep to perform annual offshore cable integrity […] The post TenneT names contractor for annual Dutch offshore cable integrity surveys appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Kongsberg Maritime has secured a contract to supply a fully integrated suite of technology […] The post SBM Offshore and Solstad’s installation vessel to sport Kongsberg Maritime equipment appeared first on Offshore Energy.
AFRY, a Swedish engineering, design, and advisory company, has secured a key technical advisory role on a liquefied natural gas (LNG) development in Vietnam. The 1.5 GW LNG-to-power project involves an integrated floating LNG (FLNG) terminal and gas-fired power plant, supporting the expansion of LNG infrastructure in Southeast Asia. The post Swedish firm picks up work for 1.5 GW LNG-to-power project in Southeast Asia appeared first on Offshore Energy.