The Rijeka Gateway, a joint venture (JV) between Denmark-based shipping colossal A.P. Moller-Maersk’s APM […] The post Rijeka Gateway, Croatia’s ‘biggest’ logistics project, steps into final phase with maiden boxship berth appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Green Marine (UK), founded in 2012 in the Orkney Islands, Scotland, has strengthened its […] The post Orkney-based firm expands subsea offering with wrap-up of local purchase appeared first on Offshore Energy.
According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), the statistical and analytical agency within the U.S. Department of Energy, almost one-third of the energy the country produced last year was exported. The post EIA: Nearly a third of US-made energy exported in 2024, mostly fossil fuels appeared first on Offshore Energy.
The United States has officially rejected the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO’s) net-zero framework, which aims to reduce global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from the shipping sector, and vowed to retaliate against countries that support the framework. The post US rejects IMO Net-Zero Framework, vows retaliation against its supporters appeared first on Offshore Energy.
The 1,400 TEU liquefied natural gas (LNG)-fueled containership Torogoz, owned by U.S.-based shipping and […] The post Next LNG-powered Avance class boxship starts operations on Crowley’s Central America lane appeared first on Offshore Energy.
AG&P LNG, a Singapore-based subsidiary of Florida-headquartered Nebula Energy, has laid the groundwork for its entrance into the Australian liquefied natural gas (LNG) market with the acquisition of an LNG terminal from Venice Energy, a developer of this import terminal project in South Australia, which is said to be the world’s first floating LNG (FLNG) import terminal that will run on 100% renewable energy. The post Nebula’s Singapore arm signs off on Australian entry to call the shots at LNG terminal appeared first on Offshore Energy.
New Zealand’s industrial gas market is in the grips of crisis and urgent action is needed to remedy the situation and avoid knock-on impacts across a range of economic sectors. Speaking to the New Zealand Herald, Tina Schirr, from Business New Zealand (NZ)’s Energy Council issued a stark warning as gas supplies have dwindled and prices on average havemore than doubled over the past five years. “About 80% of companies surveyed will come off contracts in the next two years which in turn means the gas situation isn’t going to get any better – there’s simply not enough energy supplied in the market,” she said. “The crisis will be quite confronting over the next year if we don’t do something about it.” The bulk of responses came from businesses that were involved in manufacturing or… Read More »New Zealand gas industry ‘in crisis mode’ | New Zealand
Conrad Asia Energy has provided an operational and resource update for the two production sharing contracts (PSCs) in Indonesia. The post Conrad advances seismic, drilling, and farm-in plans for Indonesian assets appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Seadrill, an offshore drilling contractor, has found new drilling assignments for a pair of drillships in its fleet with two U.S.-based oil and gas players, Talos Energy and Murphy Oil, in the U.S. Gulf. The post Seadrill drillship duo picks up drilling jobs in US Gulf appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Classification and compliance services provider Lloyd’s Register has issued the UK’s first certification for […] The post Hydrogen-powered USV becomes first UK-certified remotely operated and unmanned vessel appeared first on Offshore Energy.