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Future of Energy event: Oman’s IGC ‘to invest in fourth LNG train’ by year-end | LNG

Oman-based Integrated Gas Company (IGC) aims to achieve final investment decision on its fourth LNG train by the end of this year. Speaking at Wood Mackenzie’s Gas, LNG and Future of Energy conference in London, Abdul Rahman Al Yahyaei, CEO of IGC, said the fourth train would be an integrated project between upstream and downstream. “I think the LNG market is heading north, at least in the coming five years,” he added. IGC manages 8 bcm of gas annually, for 143 end-user companies and eight producers. … 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 profile to gain access to this full article and gasworld’s daily… Read More »Future of Energy event: Oman’s IGC ‘to invest in fourth LNG train’ by year-end | LNG

APM Terminals opts for SANY Marine battery-electric solutions

APM Terminals, a container terminal operator based in the Netherlands and part of Danish shipping and logistics giant Maersk, and SANY Marine, a Chinese port and logistics equipment provider and a subsidiary of SANY Group, have signed a master framework agreement to drive decarbonization. The post APM Terminals opts for SANY Marine battery-electric solutions appeared first on Offshore Energy.

New milestone for TotalEnergies’ North Sea field revival project

Members of the Danish Underground Consortium (DUC), comprising TotalEnergies EP Denmark, BlueNord, and Nordsøfonden, have crossed the well completion test milestone off their list for the natural gas redevelopment project in the Danish sector of the North Sea. The post New milestone for TotalEnergies’ North Sea field revival project appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Aquaterra scoops up two jobs on Britain’s first permitted offshore carbon storage project

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Gothenburg port takes ‘key measure’ to enable shore power for container and RoRo ships by 2030

Sweden’s Port of Gothenburg has taken the next step to enable shore power connection for container and car/RoRo ships before 2030 by awarding a contract for the construction of a transformer station that will serve the port’s container and car terminals. The post Gothenburg port takes ‘key measure’ to enable shore power for container and RoRo ships by 2030 appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Hong Kong hosts its first LNG bunkering with simultanous cargo handling

CLPe Holdings, a subsidiary of Hong Kong-based electricity company CLP, and state-owned China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) have reached a new milestone in their partnership by completing Hong Kong’s first LNG bunkering with simultaneous cargo operation. The post Hong Kong hosts its first LNG bunkering with simultanous cargo handling appeared first on Offshore Energy.