CNOOC has kicked off production from an oilfield development project off the coast of China, which comes with new bells and whistles, spotlighting more sustainable energy solutions. The post China richer for another offshore project start-up featuring ‘green’ oil & gas development appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Nova Scotia is moving ahead with a procurement process to fill two tidal energy […] The post Nova Scotia prepares procurement for tidal energy projects in Minas Passage appeared first on Offshore Energy.
As the world transitions toward low-carbon energy systems, hydrogen has emerged as a cornerstone of decarbonisation strategies. Governments, industries, and technology providers are accelerating the deployment of hydrogen-powered solutions – ranging from mobility applications to large-scale energy storage and industrial processes. However, enabling the safe, reliable, and efficient use of hydrogen presents unique engineering challenges. One of the most critical yet often overlooked aspects is sealing technology. Freudenberg Sealing Technologies, a global leader in high-performance sealing solutions, is at the forefront of addressing these challenges. With more than 170 years of materials expertise and a strong commitment to sustainability and innovation, the company provides advanced sealing solutions that support the hydrogen economy across its entire value chain from production and compression to transportation, storage, and end-use applications. The challenge: Sealing hydrogen in demanding conditions Hydrogen… Read More »Excellence in hydrogen sealing | Sponsored Content
A new lease on life has been bestowed upon an offshore platform that brought over 120 million barrels of oil to the energy market during its lifetime. The post Genesis in action: Oil platform comes back to life as artificial reef appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Yinson Production is roughly a month away from welcoming its floating production, storage, and offloading (FPSO) vessel to Angolan waters. The post Yinson Production’s carbon capture-endowed FPSO weeks away from reaching its destination appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Eni has tucked a new milestone under its belt in Mozambique with the 100th cargo of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from its floating LNG (FLNG) project in the African country. The post Eni cheers 100th LNG cargo from FLNG off Mozambique appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Trillion Energy is keen on resuming gas lift compressor installation activities next week at its giant gas field in the Black Sea off the coast of Türkiye. The post Bad weather postpones offshore installation ops at Türkiye’s gas field appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Sunda Energy has submitted drafts for public consultation of the environmental impact statement (EIS) and environmental management plan (EMP) for the drilling of its planned appraisal well at a gas field off the coast of Timor-Leste, Southeast Asia. The post UK firm hands out draft EIS for offshore drilling ops in Southeast Asia appeared first on Offshore Energy.
© Voestalpine / steel site in Linz © Voestalpine / steel site in Linz Japan’s Mitsubishi Corporation is participating in a demonstration project for the development of a hydrogen-based fluidised bed fine ore reduction (HYFOR) process and electric smelting furnace in partnership with Mitsubishi-owned, UK-based metals company Primetals Technologies. The project entails constructing and operating an industrial-scale prototype plant for a new hydrogen-based ironmaking process at a Voestalpine steelworks in Linz, Austria. Operations are scheduled to begin in mid-2027. The new ironmaking process has a projected capacity of three tonnes per hour and will produce hot metal and hot briquetted iron using the HYFOR and smelter technologies developed by Primetals. Global mining firm Rio Tinto will supply 70% of the iron ore. HYFOR is billed as the world’s first direct reduction technology for iron ore… Read More »Mitsubishi begins hydrogen-based iron manufacture demo project | Hydrogen
Japan’s “biggest cruise ship ever”, the LNG-powered Asuka III, has been officially delivered to NYK Cruises, a subsidiary of Japanese shipping group NYK. The post Japan’s ‘biggest’ cruise ship, LNG-powered Asuka III, officially handed over to NYK appeared first on Offshore Energy.