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APAC IG 2025: Asia-Pacific ‘will outpace global growth’ in industrial gases to 2030, says GWGI | apac-centric local champions dominate home-market sales

The industrial gas market in Asia-Pacific will outpace global growth in the years ahead, as hi-tech and health markets surge ahead in the region. But it is the North Pacific part of the region – China, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan – that will continue to dominate and drive that growth story to 2030. The industrial gas market in Asia-Pacific will outpace global growth in the years ahead, as hi-tech and health markets surge ahead in the region. But it is the North Pacific part of the region – China, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan – that will continue to dominate and drive that growth story to 2030. The assessment was made by Aiden Sparrowhawk, Data Intelligence Director for GWGI, in his presentation on the first morning of conference sessions at gasworld’s Asia-Pacific Industrial Gas… Read More »APAC IG 2025: Asia-Pacific ‘will outpace global growth’ in industrial gases to 2030, says GWGI | apac-centric local champions dominate home-market sales

APAC IG 2025: Chinese green hydrogen is mature now, but questions remain | hong kong-based consultancy energy iceberg presented

China is today redefining the global competitiveness of green hydrogen and green molecules more generally. It stands out as the only integrated hydrogen economy, even if it is sometimes misunderstood. Yuki Yu of the Hong Kong-based consultancy Energy Iceberg presented to delegates at gasworld’s Asia-Pacific Industrial Gas Conference 2025 and offered this perspective on China alongside some eye-catching numbers on its evolving story. She said Energy Iceberg’s researched showed that today there are more than 900 green hydrogen projects in development in China, with about 650 actively moving forward, and more than 200 electrolyser OEMs active. Alongside this, there are more than 320 Chinese developers in the green hydrogen market, as well as more than 100 electrofuels projects underway. “China is changing the landscape in green molecules,” said Yu. “This is underpinned by the largest… Read More »APAC IG 2025: Chinese green hydrogen is mature now, but questions remain | hong kong-based consultancy energy iceberg presented

Eni begins next chapter of its giant Congo LNG project

Italy’s oil and gas giant Eni has kicked off the second phase of its liquefied natural gas (LNG) project ahead of schedule off the coast of Congo, Africa. The post Eni begins next chapter of its giant Congo LNG project appeared first on Offshore Energy.

13 UK operators fall behind on their decom duty with 153 wells in arrears

Great Britain’s regulator, the North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA), has signaled its readiness to tackle the decommissioning deficit on the UK Continental Shelf (UKCS) by revealing the names of operators that are lagging behind their peers in the decommissioning department. The post 13 UK operators fall behind on their decom duty with 153 wells in arrears appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Finnlines RoPax vessel trio to sport Auramarine methanol fuel supply systems

Auramarine, Finland’s fuel supply systems provider, has been tasked with providing a methanol fuel supply system (FSS) for three new Hansa Superclass roll-on/roll-off passenger (RoPax) vessels ordered by Finnlines, a compatriot shipping player. The post Finnlines RoPax vessel trio to sport Auramarine methanol fuel supply systems appeared first on Offshore Energy.

BP shelves Teesside blue hydrogen project | United Kingdom

Multinational BP has pulled out from the H2 Teesside blue hydrogen project in a fresh set back to the UK’s hydrogen industry and government’s net zero push. It marks another blow for BP on Teesside after it cancelled the HyGreen project in March, and another brake on the UK’s plans to develop its nascent carbon capture and storage sector. Landowner South Tees Group sought permission to build a data centre on site which BP claimed was a “material change in circumstances”, prompting BP to withdraw its development consent order. The UK government has identified Teesside as an ‘AI Growth Zone’ as it strives to kick-start the country’s sluggish economy. How data centres will be powered remains a major concern as electricity demand is set to more than double by 2030 according to the International Energy… Read More »BP shelves Teesside blue hydrogen project | United Kingdom

Stage set for unified oil & gas rig moving service in Red Sea and Gulf of Suez

ABL, part of Oslo-listed global consultancy group ABL Group, has shaken hands with Egypt’s Petroleum Marine Services Co. (PMS) on the launch of a unified rig moving service in the Red Sea and Gulf of Suez, with the support of the Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC). The post Stage set for unified oil & gas rig moving service in Red Sea and Gulf of Suez appeared first on Offshore Energy.

More LNG for Europe as Germany’s SEFE takes steps to secure gas from South American player

Germany’s Securing Energy for Europe (SEFE) has set the wheels in motion to enrich its liquefied natural gas (LNG) arsenal with another multi-year LNG supply agreement, which has been signed with Argentina’s Southern Energy, in a bid to further strengthen Europe’s energy security. The post More LNG for Europe as Germany’s SEFE takes steps to secure gas from South American player appeared first on Offshore Energy.