Thailand-headquartered subsea and offshore drilling services company Mermaid Maritime Public Company Limited has established […] The post New cable installation provider arises in Taiwan as Mermaid Maritime sets up JV with local player appeared first on Offshore Energy.
The UK National Grid has completed the award of its high-voltage direct current (HVDC) […] The post UK National Grid awards €14 billion in last round of supply chain framework awards appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Sempra Infrastructure, a subsidiary of North America’s energy infrastructure company Sempra, has won a multi-year sale and purchase agreement (SPA) with ConocoPhillips, a U.S.-headquartered energy giant, for the supply of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the second phase of its LNG export terminal under development in Port Arthur, Southeast Texas, United States. The post US giant fortifies its LNG arsenal with 20-year offtake from Gulf Coast project appeared first on Offshore Energy.
The promise of green ammonia is vast. But without breakthroughs in production and scale, it risks remaining more aspiration than solution. The sector must develop new production technologies and integrate them with renewables. It also needs the infrastructure and market conditions to scale before ammonia can realise its role in clean hydrogen. Among the biggest hurdles is cost. Electricity makes up 40–50% of production, putting efficiency at the centre of competitiveness. Ceres is betting on solid oxide electrolysis (SOEC). Designed to operate at high temperatures, the system could enable green ammonia at scale. By using waste heat from the process, Ceres says SOEC could reduce energy consumption by around 30% per kilogram of hydrogen produced. In its upcoming In Conversation with Cereswebinar on 3 September, H2 View will speak with Chief Product Officer Nick Lawrence… Read More »Can SOEC tip the balance on green ammonia costs? | principal product applications specialist chandra macauley
UAE-headquartered offshore drilling contractor Shelf Drilling has secured a contract extension in West Africa with Cabinda Gulf Oil Company (CABGOC), a subsidiary of the U.S.-headquartered energy giant Chevron. The post Shelf Drilling rig staying one year longer with Chevron in Angola appeared first on Offshore Energy.
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.