UNIKAI, an arm of German logistics company Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG (HHLA), and […] The post Port of Hamburg marks new multi-purpose terminal digitalization milestone appeared first on Offshore Energy.
After resuming production from a floating production, storage, and offloading (FPSO) vessel in the North Sea, Serica Energy, a UK-based upstream oil and gas player, has completed the first lifting of oil from this unit, which is deployed on the UK Continental Shelf (UKCS). The post Following FPSO restart, North Sea operator achieves first oil lifting appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Air Liquide has signed a binding agreement with Macquarie Asia-Pacific Infrastructure Fund 2 to buy leading South Korean industrial gas company DIG Airgas for KW4.6trn ($3.3bn). Confirmation of the deal, which is expected to close in the first semester of 2026, comes after the French industrial gases major was shortlisted for the final bidding round last month. Air Liquide said the acquisition “substantially strengthens” its market position in South Korea, which is the sixth largest manufacturing country by GDP and fourth largest industrial gas market. François Jackow, CEO of Air Liquide, said the deal demonstrates its ability to invest strategically for profitable growth in Asia – particularly in the fast-growing electronics sector – and cited three key reasons for the purchase. “Driven by its outstanding innovation and manufacturing capabilities, Korea is leading the next waves of… Read More »Air Liquide buys DIG Airgas for $3.3bn to boost Asian profile | Air Liquide News
Semco Maritime, a Danish engineering and contracting company operating in the conventional energy sector and […] The post Semco Maritime’s investment in start-up to help bring USV tech to market appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Towage services company SAAM Towage Uruguay has managed to neutralize 100% of its carbon footprint and acquired carbon credits from a forestry project. The post SAAM Towage Uruguay neutralizes 100pct of GHG emissions appeared first on Offshore Energy.
EnergyQuest, an energy consultancy, has outlined its view of Australia’s gas outlook, shedding more light on what awaits the country in the future. The post EnergyQuest’s take on the future of Australia’s LNG and gas energy segments appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Singapore-based green technology solutions provider Yinson GreenTech has partnered with Norwegian marine automation and control systems software provider Blue Ctrl to advance digital innovation in electric marine vessels. The post Yinson GreenTech and Blue Ctrl to propel digital innovation in electric vessels appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Air Products has completed the first fill of what it claims is the world’s largest hydrogen sphere at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s (NASA) Kennedy Space Center located on Merritt Island, Florida. The NASA hydrogen sphere is the world’s largest liquid hydrogen tank, measuring 90 feet tall and 83 feet in diameter. To complete the fill, Air Products delivered over 50 trailer loads of liquid hydrogen – over 730,000 gallons in all – to NASA’s new sphere. The space agency uses liquid hydrogen combined with liquid oxygen as fuel in cryogenic rocket engines. The hydrogen will be used to fuel NASA’s Artemis missions, which aims to return humans to the Moon for the first time since the Apollo era and establish the first long-term presence on the Moon. “Air Products has a long history dating… Read More »Air Products fills world’s ‘largest hydrogen sphere’ for NASA | Hydrogen
European refiners are expected to become significant producers and buyers of green hydrogen, with the maritime sector offering growth potential. The post European refiners could drive green hydrogen momentum, with maritime sector playing important role appeared first on Offshore Energy.
European refiners may hold the key to scaling green hydrogen, according to a new Wood Mackenzie report. As significant emitters of carbon dioxide, refineries are rarely mentioned in a green or decarbonisation context – but upcoming regulatory changes mean their repositioning provides new opportunities for the beleaguered hydrogen sector to grow. According to the report, “Isn’t it ironic? How Europe’s oil refiners could offer a route to scale up green hydrogen”, European refiners are set to require ~0.5 million tonnes of green hydrogen annually by 2030 to comply with EU regulations, replacing about 30% of current CO2-emitting hydrogen production. … 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! Want to keep reading? Please register for free and create… Read More »European refiners may hold key to scaling green hydrogen | Hydrogen