An Allseas vessel has commenced offshore works for the first offshore carbon capture and […] The post Allseas setting the stage for pipelaying at EU’s landmark CO2 transport and storage project appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Norwegian oil and gas operator DNO has made an oil and gas discovery in a license it operates in the Northern North Sea using a semi-submersible rig owned by China’s CMC and managed by Odfjell Drilling. The post DNO continues North Sea ‘hot streak’ with fresh oil & gas find appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Following the finalization of the methanol bunkering licensing framework and standards, the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) has opened applications for licensees to supply methanol as a marine fuel in Singapore. The post MPA Singapore invites applications for methanol bunkering license appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Australia and Singapore have selected eight projects for funding as part of the countries’ $20 million initiative to help reduce emissions in the maritime sector. The post Australia, Singapore choose 8 projects in bid to cut maritime emissions appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Shortly after reporting an integrated engineering, procurement, construction, and installation (iEPCI) contract with Equinor […] The post Contract worth over $1 billion comes to TechnipFMC for Shell’s recently sanctioned deepwater project in Brazil appeared first on Offshore Energy.
London-headquartered firm Arup has joined forces with Australian wave energy firm WaveX to accelerate […] The post WaveX taps Arup to collaborate on wave energy projects appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Shell showcased its investment plans for the future, spotlighting its commitment to oil and gas to unlock longevity, further growth, and attractive returns. The post Shell presents gas & LNG as safe bets but keeps low carbon and renewable tools in play appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Finnish technology group Wärtsilä has received an order to supply dual-fuel engines with methane emissions reduction technology for a new 18,600 cubic meter (cbm) LNG bunkering vessel being built for Spanish operator Ibaizabal. The post Wärtsilä dual-fuel engines selected for Ibaizabal’s new LNG bunkering vessel appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Germany’s Securing Energy for Europe (SEFE) has signed a heads of agreement (HoA) with U.S.-based LNG export infrastructure development company Delfin Midstream for the supply of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the latter’s proposed project off the coast of Cameron, Louisiana, on the U.S. Gulf Coast. The post German player inks long-term US deal to diversify LNG supply portfolio appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Global industrial gases group Nippon Sanso Holdings Corporation (NSHD) has written off $190m following the cancellation of a hydrogen production plant in the US. NSHD’s decision came after a reassessment of the project’s viability. The company concluded that resuming construction, which was already paused, was no longer feasible, leading to the write-down of the plant’s value. The financial hit, however, is not expected to affect any other plans. This cancellation follows a wider trend in the industry. Air Products recently cancelled three major US hydrogen projects, resulting in a much bigger $3.1bn write-down. The company cited rising costs, regulatory challenges and concerns about the commercial viability of green hydrogen as reasons for the cancellations. Read more: Air Products axes three major US projects … to continue reading this article and more, please login, register for… Read More »Nippon Sanso cancels US hydrogen project and announces $190m write-down | Taiyo Nippon Sanso