Hanwha Aerospace has received approval in principle (AIP) from DNV for its 200 kW hydrogen fuel cell system designed for maritime applications. The post DNV okays Hanwha Aerospace’s marine hydrogen fuel cell system appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Nigeria’s oil and gas company Seplat Energy aims to drive transformation in Nigeria, partly by increasing offshore oil and gas production in 2025. The post Nigerian player sets sights on offshore production ramp-up, targeting 20+ wells in 2025 appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Tidal energy developer Normandie Hydroliennes’ NH1 tidal energy project has been awarded €31.3 million […] The post French tidal energy project secures €31.3M EU Innovation Fund grant appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Few subjects are as fraught and complex as hydrogen. In the latest 1895 episode, gasworld’s Rob Cockerill and Tom Dee reflect on the main hurdles the sector has faced during the last five years, which have slowed the uptake of mass-market adoption despite tangible progress. The team chronicled 23 companies that have faced either restructuring, scrapped projects or gone bankrupt, with many of these in the last four to five months. It is clear that financing not only remains an obstacle to projects being green-lit but also to corporate profitability in the sector. Last year was an especially uncomfortable year, “with the hydrogen bubble finally bursting”. Yet the prevailing narrative of an industry constantly on the ropes isn’t quite right, either. Progress is there to be seen. Amid stories of major corporates such as BP,… Read More »Where hydrogen is challenged – and where it can really work | Podcast
European Energy and TotalEnergies have started seabed surveys in the area surrounding the planned […] The post TotalEnergies, European Energy conducting seabed surveys for 240 MW Danish offshore wind farm appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Total insured losses resulting from the allision between a Portuguese-flagged containership and a US-flagged tanker in the North Sea are anticipated to range between $100 million and $300 million for all coverages, according to a Canada-based global credit ratings agency. The post Total insured losses from North Sea containership-tanker allision to likely range between $100M to $300M appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Two container vessels belonging to China’s state-owned giant COSCO Shipping Lines have recently been […] The post COSCO boxship duo receives B24 biofuel in parallel refueling efforts appeared first on Offshore Energy.
© Royal Vopak / the company is targeting low-carbon fuels and feedstocks © Royal Vopak / the company is targeting low-carbon fuels and feedstocks Dutch tanks and infrastructure business Royal Vopak is spending €1bn more on gas and industrial infrastructure to accelerate the energy transition, taking its overall investment to €2bn. The investment was confirmed at its Capital Markets Day. It will focus on infrastructure solutions for low-carbon fuels and sustainable feedstocks, ammonia as a hydrogen carrier, liquid CO2, and battery energy storage. CEO Dick Richelle said an increased operating cash return target of above 13% and a new commitment to capital spending makes it well-positioned to capture additional growth opportunities. The majority of existing investments by the company have been in gas infrastructure to address energy security and affordability needs, and a substantial portion… Read More »Vopak commits an extra €1bn to grow industrial infrastructure
Vast Renewables has secured up to A$180 million (approximately $113.3 million) of conditional funding from ARENA for the construction of its utility-scale clean energy project Vast Solar 1 (VS1), part of the Port Augusta Green Energy Hub, which also includes green methanol production facility Solar Methanol 1 (SM1). The post Vast secures conditional funding for clean energy project in Port Augusta appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Danish renewables developer European Energy has commissioned the first reactor and produced the first e-methanol at its Kassø Power-to-X facility, dubbed the world’s largest commercial e-methanol facility. The post European Energy: First e-methanol produced at ‘world’s largest’ commercial PtX facility appeared first on Offshore Energy.