Norwegian energy data and intelligence company TGS has set up a new imaging center in Malaysia to render support for multi-client projects throughout the Asia-Pacific region. The post TGS hangs out its shingle at new imaging center to serve projects in Asia-Pacific appeared first on Offshore Energy.
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Houston-based subsea energy equipment and services specialist KOIL Energy Solutions, formerly Deep Down, has lined up a new deepwater assignment for a hydrocarbon project in the Gulf of America (the U.S. Gulf of Mexico) with an undisclosed oil company. The post Subsea work for Gulf of America’s oil project drops in KOIL’s lap appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Thailand’s Gulf Development Company has signed on the dotted line with France’s Engie to secure a multi-year liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply for multiple power plants. The post 15-year LNG offtake gig comes Engie’s way appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Australia’s energy giant Woodside has welcomed the arrival of a floating production unit (FPU), which crossed oceans to reach Australian waters and come to the firm’s giant gas project off the coast of Western Australia. The post Mega $12.5 billion gas project makes inroads as FPU ends its miles-long journey in Australia appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Japan find itself at an inflection point for hydrogen, according to a World Economic Forum paper. Given its structural reliance on imported fuels and exposure to energy security and decarbonisation imperatives, hydrogen provides an industrial and strategic pathway. But progress is not without friction, it finds. Infrastructure remains incomplete across production, transport and end-use sectors, green hydrogen and its derivatives still entail cost premiums and long-term offtakes, essential to investment clarity, have not materialised at the scale required. That’s despite policy direction and mobilised funds thanks to the country’s updated Basic Hydrogen Strategy and Hydrogen Society Promotion Act. It still requires “coordinated, system-wide progress,” according to the report. … to continue reading this article and more, please login, register for free, or consider subscribing to gasworld You’ve reached your weekly limit to access free articles!… Read More »Japan stands at ‘inflection point’ for hydrogen: report | Hydrogen
The funding deal was signed by OMV and Austria Wirtschaftsservice – the promotional bank of the Austrian federal government. OMV is currently building the 140MW plant in Bruck an der Leitha – a town in eastern Austria. The project was previously assessed and recommended for funding by the European Hydrogen Bank. The plant is expected to produce up to 23,000 tonnes of green hydrogen using renewable energy from wind, solar, and hydropower, starting from the end of 2027. According to OMV, this could save up to 150,000 tonnes of carbon emissions per year and enable decarbonisation of the Schwechat refinery. “By generating green hydrogen locally, this plant with a 22km pipeline running directly to the OMV refinery in Schwechat will make a considerable contribution to our decarbonisation,” said Martijn van Koten, OMV Executive Vice President,… Read More »OMV secures €123m for Austria green hydrogen project
The first shipment is expected to happen as early as 2028 from AM Green Ammonia’s first one -million-tonne-per-annum plant – currently under construction in Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh. AM Green Ammonia is AM Green’s dedicated platform for producing green ammonia. The ammonia will be certified as a renewable fuel of non-biological origin, under European rules, and is designed to meet “stringent European compliance standards,” according to Anil Kumar Chalamalasetty, Founder of Greenko Group and AM Green. “Green ammonia stands out as one of the most promising solutions to decarbonise CO2-intensive production of chemicals, fertiliser and, through green hydrogen, also in refining,” said Michael Lewis, CEO of Uniper. The fuel offers the lowest CO2 avoidance costs compared with other renewable and low carbon molecules. This is due to a relatively mature production process that does not need… Read More »Uniper signs for 500,000 tonnes of Indian green ammonia
Delfin Midstream, a U.S.-based liquefied natural gas (LNG) export infrastructure development company, has agreed to prolong a letter of award (LOA) with South Korea’s Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) for the job related to the first floating LNG (FLNG) unit destined to be deployed at its American LNG project under development in Louisiana, United States. The post Extension arranged with Samsung Heavy Industries as US LNG project nears FID appeared first on Offshore Energy.
U.S.-headquartered science, technology, and engineering player KBR has won a front-end engineering design (FEED) contract for a planned multi-train liquefied natural gas (LNG) export facility on the Texas Gulf Coast, United States. The post FEED gig for LNG project on US Gulf Coast comes KBR’s way appeared first on Offshore Energy.