ITM Power has signed a front-end engineering design (FEED) contract for a project which has been shortlisted in the UK’s Hydrogen Allocation Round 2 (HAR2). The post ITM Power to deliver FEED for UK hydrogen project using its 5 MW electrolyzer solution appeared first on Offshore Energy.
The Grand Port Maritime of Martinique (GPMLM) has partnered with French offshore solar developer […] The post ‘Caribbean’s first offshore solar installation’ planned near Fort-de-France appeared first on Offshore Energy.
UK-headquartered and AIM-listed oil and gas company Europa Oil & Gas has confirmed that the final details are being ironed out for an extension of a production sharing contract (PSC) covering a block off the coast of Equatorial Guinea. The post PSC extension in hand: Farm-out and drilling plans moving forward for African oil & gas block appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Energy and marine consultancy ABL has been selected to provide marine warranty survey services […] The post ABL gets marine warranty role for UK’s subsea green electricity superhighway appeared first on Offshore Energy.
With abundant renewable resources, airport infrastructure, proximity to Europe and a commitment to green hydrogen, Morocco is mulling its place in the emerging hydrogen ecosystem, including the opportunity in sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) once it matures. A recent study by the analyst firm Boston Consulting Group found that by positioning itself as a pioneer in the production and adoption of SAF, Morocco could not only steal a march on its neighbours, but also strengthen its energy autonomy and its image. There is lots that comes with that statement, of course. One challenge is how to push forward SAF when green hydrogen and ammonia have yet to take off. This may explain why references to SAF were few and far between last week at the World Power-to-X Summit in Marrakech – certainly compared with the two… Read More »Morocco weighs hydrogen and SAF prospects | Methanol & e-fuels
Eni North Africa, the affiliate of Italy’s oil and gas giant Eni, has resumed its offshore exploration activities northwest of Libya. The post Eni restarts Libya drilling after five years using Saipem’s rig appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Multinational commodity trading company Trafigura has shipped its first low-carbon ammonia cargo to Europe, purchased from CF Industries’ facility in Louisiana, U.S. The post Trafigura and CF Industries ship certified low-carbon ammonia from US to Europe appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Japan’s MODEC is making headway in the construction of a floating production, storage, and offloading (FPSO) unit destined for a field offshore Brazil, operated by the Brazilian subsidiary of the U.K.-headquartered energy giant Shell. The post MODEC: Pieces of Shell’s Brazil-bound FPSO puzzle continue to slide into place appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Spanish ferry operator Baleària is taking another step forward in its roadmap towards decarbonization and has begun regularly incorporating bioLNG in its operations. The post Baleària opts for bioLNG use on three ferries appeared first on Offshore Energy.
With the United Kingdom’s government currently at a crossroads as it faces a critical decision over banning new North Sea exploration licenses or embracing a so-called science-backed approach that curbs emissions, Wood Mackenzie, an energy intelligence group, has pointed out that such a decision could reshape Britain’s energy future for decades. WoodMac also claims the UK could boost North Sea production by 50% while staying within net-zero targets. The post 50% oil & gas North Sea boost on the UK’s table with cost savings and net zero within reach appeared first on Offshore Energy.