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The Danish Energy Agency has postponed the deadline for its carbon capture and storage (CCS) tendering procedure, which enables interested companies to get a slice of the DKK 28.7 billion ($4.59 billion) funding cake earmarked to lend Denmark a helping hand in achieving its climate neutrality vision. The post Denmark pushes back bid submission for piece of $4.59 billion carbon capture and storage pie appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Elektrownia Wiatrowa Baltica – 1, a project company set up by PGE Polska Grupa […] The post Polish offshore wind developer seeks geotechnical investigation services appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Xeneta, an ocean and air freight rate benchmarking and market analytics platform transforming the shipping and logistics industry, is convinced that the return of container ships to the Red Sea is edging closer, as France’s shipping giant CMA CGM, as a major carrier, reveals a new full-loop service via Suez Canal. The post Red Sea poised for container ships’ return with CMA CGM’s full-loop service via Suez Canal appeared first on Offshore Energy.

A consortium, consisting of Brazil’s state-owned energy giant Petrobras and Shell Brasil Petróleo, a subsidiary of the UK-headquartered Shell, has secured additional equity in two pre-salt oil projects in Brazilian waters following an auction led by Pré-Sal Petróleo (PPSA). The post Petrobras and Shell up their stakes in pre-salt oil projects offshore Brazil appeared first on Offshore Energy.

U.S. energy infrastructure player New Fortress Energy (NFE) has received the go-ahead for its multi-year gas supply arrangement with the government of Puerto Rico, which will allow it to provide liquefied natural gas (LNG) to the Caribbean nation. The post Seven-year gas supply deal is a go as Puerto Rico backs it up appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Norwegian energy data and intelligence company TGS has opened the contracting season in Europe for next year with an ocean bottom node (OBN) survey deal. The post TGS scores first OBN gig for 2026 in European waters appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Norway’s state-owned oil and gas giant Equinor has made two new discoveries of gas and condensate in the Sleipner area of the Norwegian sector of the North Sea, which it describes as its largest finds so far this year. The company claims that these discoveries can be developed for the European market through existing infrastructure. The post Double win for Equinor in North Sea as two gas and condensate discoveries spring up appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Norwegian energy data and intelligence company TGS has finished work on a 13-basin reservoir characterization project in the United States (U.S.), said to offer formation-level petrophysical interpretations to model reservoir performance and assess CO2 storage feasibility. The post TGS’ multi-year dataset across 13 US basins to bolster exploration and carbon storage plays appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Japan’s maritime transport player, Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha (K Line), has confirmed a naming ceremony for two liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers at HD Hyundai Heavy Industries’ shipbuilding facility. The post Vessel pair destined to be part of QatarEnergy’s LNG fleet get their names appeared first on Offshore Energy.

As investment needs are anticipated to hover around €1.5 trillion by 2040, the European Commission (EC) has adopted a new list of 235 cross-border energy projects, granting them the status of projects of common interest (PCIs) and projects of mutual interest (PMIs). The post EU endorses 235 cross-border energy projects to scale up electricity, hydrogen, and CO2 infrastructure appeared first on Offshore Energy.