Woodside Energy is engaged in discussions with Germany’s Uniper regarding potential liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply deal. The post Woodside and Uniper in talks over LNG supply appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Shelf Drilling (SHLF) has now received an order from the Norwegian offshore safety regulator after a probe into the management of data security risks for industrial ICT systems on board one of its jack-up rigs working off the coast of Norway. The post Serious regulation breaches connected to Shelf Drilling rig’s cyber security come to light appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Construction of the first two hulls in the Panamax very large gas carrier (VLGC) newbuilding series, owned by Norwegian shipping company Solvang, has begun in Korea. The post Solvang: Steel cut for first two of seven Panamax VLGCs appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Thailand-headquartered subsea and offshore drilling services company Mermaid Maritime Public Company Limited has purchased […] The post Thailand’s Mermaid Subsea Services orders four newbuild WROVs from Norway appeared first on Offshore Energy.
French shipping colossal CMA CGM has rung the welcome bell to the first unit […] The post CMA CGM rolls out red carpet for new LNG-fueled boxship at Chinese yard appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Spain-based company Abervian has entered into a strategic collaboration with compatriot engineering consultancy supporting […] The post BlueNewables taps Abervian for floating solar project in Valencia appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Petrobras has disclosed the arrival of a jack-up rig, owned by Borr Drilling, a UK-headquartered offshore drilling contractor, in Brazilian waters, where it will undertake well decommissioning activities at oil and gas assets off the coast of Brazil. The post Borr Drilling’s rig turns up in Brazil for oil & gas decom work with Petrobras (Gallery) appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Keyfield International, a Malaysian provider of offshore accommodation vessels to the oil & gas industry, […] The post Journey from oil & gas to other markets: Malaysian firm buys cable laying barge appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Global engineering firm CB&I and a consortium including Shell, GenH2, and the University of Houston have developed a large-scale, non-vacuum liquid hydrogen storage tank concept for NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC). The first-of-its-kind 100,000 cubic metre tank will expand MSFC’s liquid hydrogen storage capacity. It will also support research on material behaviour in cryogenic conditions, simulating typical fill and empty cycles and testing insulation systems that don’t require a vacuum. The concept is first undergoing a six-month evaluation using a small-scale demonstration tank to assess feasibility and potential improvements. James Fesmir, Chief Architect at hydrogen infrastructure firm GenH2, said the initiative has helped build testing capabilities for thermal insulation and is generating critical data for advancing global hydrogen use. The project now taking full shape first started in 2021 and is being supported by… Read More »Consortium and partner advance ‘pivotal’ hydrogen tank project at NASA | Hydrogen
Looking to accelerate the shift to alternative marine fuels, UAE-based port operator AD Ports Group has hosted its inaugural ship-to-ship LNG bunkering operation at its flagship deep-water Khalifa Port. The post AD Ports hosts its first ship-to-ship LNG bunkering at Khalifa Port appeared first on Offshore Energy.