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Egypt puts more offshore acreage on offer in new oil & gas round

Egypt’s Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources has launched a new licensing round encompassing offshore and onshore blocks to attract investments in the country’s oil and gas production and exploration. The post Egypt puts more offshore acreage on offer in new oil & gas round appeared first on Offshore Energy.

US firm to bring compatriot pump manufacturer into its fold for $2B

U.S.-based technology firm Honeywell has agreed to buy compatriot pump and compressor player Sundyne from private equity firm Warburg Pincus in an all-cash transaction. The post US firm to bring compatriot pump manufacturer into its fold for $2B appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Blue hydrogen now dominates US investment but doubts linger

Blue hydrogen has emerged in recent months as the dominant investment choice in the US when it comes to hydrogen. Major energy players are prioritising carbon capture-backed hydrogen over its greener cousin. Despite long-term hopes for green hydrogen, 90% of the country’s clean hydrogen projects are now blue, driven by regulatory realities and market constraints, as well as the fossil-first policy of the Trump administration. It is a trend that is explored more fully in the latest gasworld Global magazine, which is out now. By the end of 2025, analysts expect at least three major US blue hydrogen projects to reach final investment decisions FIDs, cementing the country’s role as a global leader in blue. ExxonMobil, Air Products, and Linde are spearheading investments, banking on carbon capture and storage to align hydrogen production with emissions… Read More »Blue hydrogen now dominates US investment but doubts linger