Equinor has started the ball rolling to develop its controversial Bay du Nord oil project off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador by awarding preliminary front-end engineering design (pre-FEED) work to BW Offshore and Altera Infrastructure. The post Canada’s stalled $12-billion oil project takes step forward with new FPSO awards appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Ariadne Interconnection, a subsidiary of Greek transmission system operator (TSO) Independent Power Transmission Operator […] The post Greece’s €1B interconnection passes muster for full electrification appeared first on Offshore Energy.
South Korea’s HJ Shipbuilding & Construction (HJSC) has handed over the first of two […] The post HJSC opens 2025 season with 83,600 dwt LNG dual-fuel boxship handover appeared first on Offshore Energy.
South Korea’s HMM—the world’s eight-largest container shipping company according to Alphaliner’s Top 100 list—has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with India’s Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority (JNPA) to collaborate on developing Vadhvan Port. The post HMM, JNPA to cooperate on India’s Vadhvan Port development appeared first on Offshore Energy.
But the future may be brighter than we think, delegates attending the World Economic Forum annual meeting in Davos heard today. “You have people leaving landing rockets and saying ‘I want to go work in energy,’” said Bob Mumgaard, Co-Founder and CEO, Commonweatlh Fusion Systems, in a panel on ‘Deploying Advanced Energy Tech faster’. “You look at portfolios, they are full of people bringing skills from other fields – that’s very exciting. The energy sector is actually the hardest to get into, so I think we’re going to see a pipeline fill, and in around 10 years from now, a whole bunch of technologies to pick from.” He said sectors such as fusion provide a completely new technological stack and business model. Hans Kobler, CEO and Founding Partner, Energy Impact Partners, agreed that there is… Read More »Clean energy job demand points to future tech boom
Cleantech firm Topsoe will help to get a Chinese clean fuels project off the ground by providing essential technology needed to produce sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) and renewable diesel. Located in Guangxi, the project is run by Guangxi Free Trade Zone Chuangui Lingang New Energy Co., Ltd (Chuangui New Energy) and aims to process 300,000 tonnes of feedstock (used cooking oil) into SAF and clean diesel per year after December 2026. The partners intend to achieve this by using Topsoe’s HydroFlex technology and other equipment and catalysts, a move that could avoid the emission of 800,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) equivalent each year. Topsoe’s Chief Commercial Officer Elena Scaltritti see’s the partnership as an ‘important milestone’ for the growth of the company’s SAF mission in China. This was echoed by Chuangui New Energy’s Chairman… Read More »Topsoe to supply tech for China clean fuel project | Decarbonisation
U.S. technology company Petron Scientech has chosen compatriot renewable hydrogen electrolysis company Verdagy to provide electrolyzers for the production of e-methanol in its biorefinery. The post Petron Scientech selects Verdagy’s electrolyzers for e-methanol production appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Shipbuilding company Japan Marine United Corporation (JMU) has been selected for the Japanese Ministry […] The post JMU secures role in Japan’s push for green ship production appeared first on Offshore Energy.
China’s CNOOC has set out its multibillion-dollar business strategy and development plan for 2025. The post CNOOC earmarks up to $19 billion for oil & gas, offshore wind, solar, and AI-integrated plays appeared first on Offshore Energy.
In a new report, the Maritime Technologies Forum (MTF) has offered key recommendations to consider as the shipping industry looks to adopt onboard carbon capture and storage (OCCS) technology. The post MTF: Key recommendations put on the table for shipping industry to accelerate OCCS adoption appeared first on Offshore Energy.