Norwegian energy data and intelligence player TGS has dived into a 3D reprocessing seismic survey in the Harper Basin to enhance hydrocarbon exploration readiness off the coast of Liberia. The post TGS’ 3D reprocessing seismic survey setting the stage for oil & gas exploration offshore Liberia appeared first on Offshore Energy.
The European Commission (EC) has cleared a €200 million German aid to boost Canadian-produced renewable hydrogen and its derivatives for the European market. This scheme will support the construction of up to 300 MW of electrolysis capacity. The post Brussels endorses €200 million German scheme for Canadian hydrogen imports to EU appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Vår Energi, a Norwegian oil and gas operator, has finished drilling an appraisal well related to an oil discovery in the Barents Sea, confirming reservoir quality and adding recoverable volumes. The post Barents Sea oil discovery’s potential strengthened by appraisal ops appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Saipem is tasked with a job on a giant natural gas project off the coast of Brazil, where two vessels from the fleet of the Amsterdam-headquartered Spliethoff, a member of the Spliethoff Group, are expected to start their assignments soon. The post Spliethoff’s vessel pair coming to support Saipem’s ops at huge gas project in Brazil appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Chevron Mediterranean Limited (CML), a subsidiary of the U.S.-headquartered Chevron, and its partners have given the green light for a planned expansion of gas export capacity from a giant natural gas field project off the coast of Israel. The post Chevron signs off on Mediterranean field expansion for gas production uptick appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Italy’s energy giant Eni has attended the inauguration ceremony South Korea’s Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) held for its second floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) unit, which will be deployed in the supergiant Rovuma basin off the coast of Mozambique, Africa. The post Eni cheers launch of its Mozambique-bound FLNG at Samsung Heavy Industries’ shipyard appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Israel-headquartered developer Eco Wave Power is moving forward with the development of its 1 MW wave energy project in Portugal, after wrapping up a wave and loads assessment in cooperation with MetOcean Consult, a Netherlands-based consultancy specializing in independent metocean analysis, environmental data services, and numerical wave and flow modeling for offshore, coastal, and port developments. The post Eco Wave Power pushes ahead with 1 MW project in Portugal appeared first on Offshore Energy.
A Liberian upstream subsidiary of France’s energy giant TotalEnergies (TTE) has struck an industry-standard joint study and application agreement (JSAA) with BluEnergies (BLU), a Canadian-based international oil and gas exploration and development company with a focus on operations in West Africa, to explore the prospectivity of a deepwater fan play in the Harper Basin off the coast of Liberia. The post TotalEnergies and BluEnergies join forces to unlock deepwater fan play offshore Liberia appeared first on Offshore Energy.
The US Department of Energy (DOE) acted unconstitutionally when it axed $7.5bn worth of clean-energy funding, including grants linked to two West Coast hydrogen hubs, a federal court has ruled. The US District Court for the District of Columbia ruled in favour of a lawsuit against the DOE and Energy Secretary Chris Wright, alleging the administration breached the Fifth Amendment by cancelling grants based on the political leanings of states. The Fifth Amendment applies to the federal government and includes a guarantee of due process. Courts have long held that this also means the federal government must provide equal protection under the law. The lawsuit was brought by the City of Saint Paul, Minnesota; Interstate Renewable Energy Council; Plug in America; Elevate Energy; Southeast Community Organization; and the Environmental Defense Fund. … to continue reading… Read More »Court says US DOE acted unconstitutionally in clean energy funding cuts | Hydrogen
Wärtsilä has landed a multi-year lifecycle agreement for 12 liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers (LNGC) with MOL Global Ship Management, a Singapore-based ship management company fully owned by Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL). The post Wärtsilä lines up decade-long deal for 12 LNG vessels with MOL appeared first on Offshore Energy.