UK-based investment firm Basalt Infrastructure Partners has signed a deal to add a newbuild liquefied natural gas (LNG) carrier to the existing LNG platform owned by its joint venture with Denmark’s Celsius Shipping. The post Celsius and Basalt’s two-vessel LNG fleet growing by one, possibly more appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Greece-based ballast water treatment specialist ERMA FIRST has formally joined Green Marine, an environmental […] The post ERMA FIRST drops anchor in Green Marine program waters appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Since the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) instructed all agencies to carry out environmental reviews before pending liquefied natural gas (LNG) export projects get the green light, the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has disclosed a draft supplemental environmental impact statement (EIS) for an LNG project in Louisiana, operated by Venture Global. The post ‘No significant’ emission impacts from Venture Global’s proposed US LNG export project, FERC finds appeared first on Offshore Energy.
© Associated British Ports © Associated British Ports The Immingham Green Energy Terminal – a multi-user ammonia and green hydrogen project in the eastern England port – has received development consent from the UK Department of Transport. The decision is a boost for Associated Business Ports (ABP), Air Products and Saudi Arabia, where the ammonia will be exported, most likely from the NEOM project, and cracked into green hydrogen. The site is forecasted to produce up to 300 MW of green hydrogen. Source: Air Products In addition to handling green ammonia, the 1.1km jetty is being designed to accommodate other cargoes including the import of liquified carbon dioxide (CO2) from carbon capture and storage projects for sequestration in the North Sea, and features pipelines connecting east and west sites, where hydrogen production units and liquefiers… Read More »Immingham Green Energy Terminal gets planning go ahead | Hydrogen
Three players have signed on the dotted line to enable an existing liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in Nikiski on Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula to change hands and be given a kiss of life through redevelopment, which will unleash new flows of natural gas to Southcentral market, keeping looming supply shortages at bay. The post Alaska’s LNG terminal shaking off years-long stasis with revamp to stave off gas shortages appeared first on Offshore Energy.
The European Commission has earmarked a €~120 million CEF grant to support the development of a liquified CO2 receiving terminal at Prinos Carbon Storage located in the north of Greece. The post EnEarth secures millions in EU funding for Prinos CO2 project appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Despite a US State Department announcement stating that US Navy ships can transit the […] The post Panama pushes back against US statement on canal fees, calling it ‘false’ appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Spanish energy company Avalon Renovables plans to invest around €8 billion in the development of green hydrogen and derivatives projects in different locations distributed between the provinces of Jaén, Huelva, Cádiz and Málaga. The post Spanish Avalon to invest €8 billion in hydrogen and derivatives projects appeared first on Offshore Energy.
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) has tucked a new milestone in the reduction of routine flaring of associated gas (AG) from two shallow-water oil and gas fields located off the coast of Nigeria. The post Nigerian offshore fields reach new decarbonization heights with 96% cut in routine gas flaring appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Four drillships, owned by Noble Corporation and Stena Drilling, have buckled down and resumed hydrocarbon exploration at the Stabroek block off the coast of Guyana, enabling ExxonMobil to stay the course and continue searching for more oil and natural gas resources on South America’s North Atlantic coast. The post Noble rigs and Stena drillship get down to oil & gas drilling business offshore Guyana appeared first on Offshore Energy.