Norwegian company Ocean Sun has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Ukrainian […] The post Ukraine to explore floating solar with Norwegian-Turkish partners appeared first on Offshore Energy.
From 2027, the Port of Hamburg will require all shore power-capable cruise vessels to […] The post Port of Hamburg to mandate cruise ships to plug into shore power starting 2027 appeared first on Offshore Energy.
EverWind Fuels, a North American developer of a green fuels hub, has received a fleet of three lower-emission tugboats that will support its Point Tupper Green Fuels Project and marine operations across the Strait of Canso, Canada. The post EverWind: Low-emission tugboat fleet ready to serve green fuels hub appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Sempra Infrastructure, a subsidiary of North America’s energy infrastructure company Sempra, has signed a multi-year sale and purchase agreement with Japan’s JERA 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 More US LNG for JERA as Sempra scores 20-year offtake from export terminal in Texas appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Rhino Resources and its partners have started spudding an exploration well in a license in Namibia’s Orange Basin. The post Odfjell-managed rig swings into action for wildcat offshore Namibia appeared first on Offshore Energy.
The Netherlands-headquartered Fugro has secured a series of contracts for offshore and onshore site […] The post Fugro picks up survey contracts for UAE field developments appeared first on Offshore Energy.
India has commissioned a 1 MW green hydrogen power plant at Kandla Port, marking a step forward in the country’s push toward cleaner maritime infrastructure. The post India commissions 1 MW green hydrogen plant at Kandla Port appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Air Products is confident blue ammonia from the US Gulf Coast will be “very competitive” in Europe, according to its CEO Eduardo Menezes. The industrial gas major recently delayed the start-up of its multi-billion-dollar Louisiana blue hydrogen project to 2028/29, and is looking to divest its stakes in the carbon sequestration and ammonia production elements. Speaking on today’s Q3 earnings call, in which adjusted operating income was flat at $741m but results outperformed guidance, Menezes said it was looking to confirm third party partnership by the end of this year. “We are working to get these partnerships done by the end of the year, as we said at the previous quarter. Three months later, I’m reasonably optimistic that we will get there,” he said. “The fundamentals of the [Darrow] project remain very strong. It’s a… Read More »Air Products CEO reaffirms Gulf Coast blue ammonia potential | Air Products News
The United States Coast Guard (USCG) has proposed new guidelines to govern the transfer […] The post US Coast Guard: Risk assessment now prerequisite for LNG, alternative fuel bunkering appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Aberdeen-headquartered integrated solutions specialist EnerMech has won a contract extension for work carried out on offshore platforms operated by the Trinidadian affiliate of the UK’s energy giant BP. The post BP renews EnerMech’s contract for work across Caribbean platforms appeared first on Offshore Energy.