Spanish energy major Moeve, formerly Cepsa, has reached a strategic agreement with compatriot shipping company Armas Trasmediterránea to supply second-generation (2G) marine biofuels in the Canary Islands. The post Moeve and Armas Trasmediterránea strike marine biofuel supply deal appeared first on Offshore Energy.
JERA has taken steps to boost its liquefied natural gas (LNG) arsenal through a new offtake agreement with NextDecade Corporation, enabling the U.S. player to edge closer to a positive final investment decision (FID) on the fifth train at its LNG export project in Texas, United States. The post Japan-US duo strikes 20-year offtake deal for LNG export project in Texas appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Energy Transfer LNG Export, a subsidiary of U.S.-based Energy Transfer, has entered into a multi-year sale and purchase agreement (SPA) with Japan’s Kyushu Electric Power Company for the delivery of liquefied natural gas (LNG) volumes from the former’s proposed export project on Louisiana’s Gulf Coast. The post 20-year gas supply deal brings US LNG terminal’s import-to-export conversion closer to reality appeared first on Offshore Energy.
The death toll has climbed to three people after two workers succumbed to injuries in the aftermath of a fire, which happened on a deepwater oil platform off the coast of Angola, operated by Cabinda Gulf Oil Company (CABGOC), a subsidiary of the U.S.-headquartered energy giant Chevron. The post Three fatalities confirmed in the wake of tragic fire at offshore oil platform appeared first on Offshore Energy.
German technology conglomerate Siemens and Spanish renewable energy company RIC Energy have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to jointly develop innovative projects in the fields of renewable hydrogen, green ammonia, and e-fuels in Spain. The post Siemens and RIC Energy join hands on hydrogen, ammonia, and e-fuels appeared first on Offshore Energy.
The International Maritime Organization’s Net Zero Framework (NZF) gives ammonia dual-fuel ships a mid-2030s […] The post Report: IMO’s NZF tilts future in favor of ammonia DF ships, leaves near-term path in limbo appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Aberdeen-based ZOEX Power has secured £531,000 (around $715,000) in funding to support the development […] The post UK’s first female-founded wave energy firm raises $700K to advance its tech appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Germany-based energy company Uniper has partnered with industrial group Thyssenkrupp Uhde to build a large-scale ammonia cracker at Uniper’s coal-fired power plant in Gelsenkirchen-Scholven, just north of Essen. The demonstration plant is set to crack 28 tonnes of ammonia per day and will underpin the planned hydrogen import terminal in Wilhelmshaven, northwestern Germany, where the technology will be scaled up to industrial levels. The project is described by Uniper as the first of its kind for being one of the world’s first industrial-scale ammonia cracking demo plants that’s designed to convert imported ammonia back into clean hydrogen. The goal is to prove the technology needed for large-scale hydrogen import infrastructure in Europe, using ammonia as a hydrogen carrier. The clean hydrogen can then be used as a fossil-free fuel source for carbon-intensive industries such as… Read More »German partners to demo ammonia cracker covering imports to hydrogen | Ammonia
UK expert submarine cable and survey services provider A-2-Sea Solutions has been appointed to […] The post TAQA enters 700 MW Northern Ireland-Scotland interconnector, route surveys on schedule appeared first on Offshore Energy.
The Nigerian subsidiaries of two energy giants, the UK-headquartered Shell and France’s TotalEnergies, have inked an agreement for the latter to divest its stake in a production sharing contract (PSC) offshore Nigeria. The post TotalEnergies offloading stake in Nigerian deepwater field to Shell for $510M appeared first on Offshore Energy.