Three pipelay support vessels (PLSVs) owned by a joint venture of DOF and TechnipFMC have […] The post Petrobras prolongs assignments for DOF and TechnipFMC’s three PLSVs appeared first on Offshore Energy.
ABL, part of Oslo-listed energy, marine, and engineering consultancy ABL Group, has won a new assignment in the Gulf of Thailand, which will enable it to provide marine warranty survey (MWS) and third-party support services in connection with wellhead platform installations and jack-up rig moves. The post Chevron taps ABL for rig moves and platform installations in Asian waters appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Swiss-based climate tech company Daphne Technology and Greek shipping player Maran Gas, part of the Angelicoussis Group, have completed their joint methane abatement pilot on board commercial LNG carrier. The post Maran Gas, Daphne Technology conclude methane abatement pilot on LNG carrier appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Sweden’s Ocean Harvesting Technologies has appointed Cody Bradway as the new Chief Operating Officer […] The post Ocean Harvesting Technologies appoints new COO appeared first on Offshore Energy.
The Australian subsidiary of the U.S.-based energy giant ConocoPhillips has started drilling an exploration well offshore Australia using a rig from Transocean’s fleet. The post ConocoPhillips spins the drill bit in Australia’s Otway Basin with Transocean rig appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Path2 Hydrogen has acquired a Canadian natural hydrogen company that claims its technology will produce low-carbon hydrogen for less than $0.75/kg. ProtonH2’s ISHG process stimulates natural hydrogen generation in depleted oil reservoirs. The firm has said this unlocks trapped hydrogen and converts mineral reactions underground into a steady supply of fuel. It involves injecting dioxygen (O2) into oil wells which reacts with hydrocarbons to generate high-concentration hydrogen syngas. Syngas can either be sold or separated into hydrogen for sale. However, the process does produce carbon dioxide (CO2). The company says ISHG “naturally sequesters” 15-20% of the CO2. … to continue reading this article and more, please login, register for free, or consider subscribing to gasworld You’ve reached your weekly limit to access free articles! Want to keep reading? Please register for free and create a… Read More »Path2 acquires Canadian natural hydrogen start-up ProtonH2 | Hydrogen
Noble Corporation, a U.S.-based offshore drilling giant, has put into play a new pilot program aboard its 11-year-old drillship in collaboration with Kongsberg Maritime, a Norway-headquartered marine technology player. The post Noble and Kongsberg set ‘transformative pilot’ in motion aboard 2014-built rig appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Norwegian offshore vessel owner Eidesvik Offshore is continuing its assignment with Aker BP, a compatriot oil and gas company, thanks to extensions of deals for two of its platform supply vessels (PSVs). The post Eidesvik’s vessel duo remains on duty with Norwegian oil & gas player appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Denmark-based energy transition technology provider Topsoe has launched a solid oxide electrolyser cell manufacturing facility with an annual capacity of 500MW, with the option to scale further. The new site is located in Herning, Denmark, and represents the company’s single biggest investment to date. It is supported by €94m from the EU Innovation Fund. The electrolyser stacks will be used to produce green hydrogen, a feedstock for ammonia and e-methanol which can be used to reduce emissions across industrial sectors. According to the company, it will be able to service up to 10GW of installed capacity at customer sites after ten years, cutting CO2 emissions by 15 million metric tonnes compared to hydrogen from natural gas. … to continue reading this article and more, please login, register for free, or consider subscribing to gasworld You’ve… Read More »Topsoe launches 500MW electrolyser facility in Denmark | Technology Gas News
Cheniere Energy has reached a new milestone at its liquefied natural gas (LNG) facility, with the completion of the third train forming part of its expansion project on the La Quinta Ship Channel, along the north shore of Corpus Christi Bay in Texas, United States. The post Bechtel puts finishing touches on third piece of Cheniere’s LNG project in Texas appeared first on Offshore Energy.