Ukraine’s state-owned energy company Naftogaz Group and Poland’s energy company ORLEN have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to strengthen joint energy-related strategic initiatives. The post Orlen and Naftogaz sign agreement to deepen energy ties appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Dutch shipbuilder Damen Shipyards Group has selected Norway-based energy storage company Corvus Energy to supply energy storage systems (ESS) for four new, fully electric-capable passenger car ferries being built for Canadian ferry operator BC Ferries. The post Corvus Energy battery systems for BC Ferries’ new electric ship quartet appeared first on Offshore Energy.
A new Welsh Government-backed project aims to design and develop next-generation tidal stream turbine […] The post Wales backs next-gen tidal stream turbine blade project appeared first on Offshore Energy.
A multi-service vessel (MSV) owned by Norway’s Island Offshore has completed a campaign in West […] The post Norwegian vessel at work for Oceaneering in Africa, North Sea comeback in August appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Latin America’s first electric tugboat, built by Sanmar Shipyards for Enap and SAAM, has embarked on a voyage to Chile. The post Latin America’s first electric tugboat en route to Chile appeared first on Offshore Energy.
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has issued a permit to Sempra Infrastructure, a subsidiary of North America’s energy infrastructure company Sempra, for the export of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to non-free trade agreement (non-FTA) countries from its facility in Jefferson County, Texas. The post Sempra secures LNG export permit for Phase 2 of Texas facility appeared first on Offshore Energy.
China oil and gas major Sinopec has unveiled a $690m venture capital fund to support early-stage hydrogen investments and technologies. The fund will be managed by Sinopec Private Equity Fund Management, a wholly owned subsidiary of Sinopec Capital. The announcement provides further evidence of China’s pre-eminent position in hydrogen and follows $321m of funding from the Chinese finance ministry for regional hydrogen fuel cell vehicle demonstration projects, taking overall funding to $700m in the last three years. Sinopec recently inaugurated the second phase of its Guangzhou Petrochemical Hydrogen Fuel Cell Supply Center, raising hydrogen production capacity to 15 tonnes daily. The Chinese company’s flagship project, Kuqa, in the remote Xinjiang province, aims to reach 20,000 Mt/yr capacity by the end of this year, powered by 260MW of electrolysers. The China Hydrogen Alliance projects China’s hydrogen demand will… Read More »China energy major allocates $690m for hydrogen projects | Hydrogen
Eni Ghana, a subsidiary of Italy’s energy giant Eni, has kicked off drilling activities off the coast of Ghana with a seventh-generation drillship, which previously worked for the Italian player in Côte d’Ivoire, Africa. The post 2014-built drillship embarks on Eni’s hydrocarbon search in African waters appeared first on Offshore Energy.
UK systems design house Smart Green Shipping (SGS) has released the results of recent sea trials of its wind-assisted propulsion system (WAPS), conducted in late 2024 aboard the MV Pacific Grebe, a nuclear waste carrier. The post Smart Green Shipping: CMDC3-backed sea trials prove efficiency, fuel savings potential of wingsail appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Dutch shortsea shipping company Vertom Group has rung the welcome bell to its eighth […] The post Vertom enriches green fleet with latest diesel-electric MPP appeared first on Offshore Energy.