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BP puts Gate Energy on commissioning duty for its deepwater FPU

BP Exploration & Production, a subsidiary of the UK-based energy heavyweight BP, has picked Gate Energy, a Houston-based engineering, commissioning, and field services player, to handle the commissioning scope of its semi-submersible floating production unit (FPU) destined for a deepwater project in the Gulf of America (U.S. Gulf of Mexico). The post BP puts Gate Energy on commissioning duty for its deepwater FPU appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Canada signals readiness to back LNG boom with go-ahead for $7.4 billion project

As countries around the world prepare for massive energy infrastructure build-out, Canada is laying the groundwork to strengthen its trade might and energy security by giving the green light for a liquefied natural gas (LNG) project, which is being developed on the country’s northwest coast to export lower-carbon LNG to markets in Asia. The post Canada signals readiness to back LNG boom with go-ahead for $7.4 billion project appeared first on Offshore Energy.

LR forges alliance with H2C to propel maritime decarbonization

UK-based classification society Lloyd’s Register (LR) has formed a strategic partnership with H2C, the global attribute market platform for low-carbon fuels, to speed up maritime fuel switching. The post LR forges alliance with H2C to propel maritime decarbonization appeared first on Offshore Energy.

$17.5 billion Louisiana LNG project surges ahead with new construction milestone

As America’s energy policy continues to assert dominance across the global power sector, especially in relation to the liquefied natural gas (LNG) construction boom, which is reshaping the U.S. Gulf’s energy landscape, a development in Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana, operated by Australia’s Woodside Energy, is off to a good start with 22% completion already achieved. The post $17.5 billion Louisiana LNG project surges ahead with new construction milestone appeared first on Offshore Energy.

US businesses ‘remain in the energy transition’ despite policy moves | United States

The US federal administration may be turning away from the energy transition but many of America’s most important businesses and investors are certainly not, according to think tank Chatham House. The government’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act, passed in July, eliminates tax credits and cut incentives – although the Section 45Q tax credit for carbon dioxide utilisation has been increased to match the $85 per tonne rate for sequestration – with the aim of slowing the roll-out of renewable energy and reinvigorating the fossil-fuel sector. But in a column ahead of Climate Week NYC (September 21-28), Helen Clarkson, CEO Climate Group, said leading US corporates have reaffirmed or met their net zero targets this year. Of the 50 largest US firms, 71% continue to uphold climate goals, with 8% recently raising their ambitions. “US companies are… Read More »US businesses ‘remain in the energy transition’ despite policy moves | United States

Acteon-Jumbo partnership’s end-to-end offering enriches offshore oil & gas and wind realms

A new strategic alliance – made up of Jumbo Offshore, a Dutch transportation and installation player, and Intermoor, Acteon’s moorings and anchors business line – has appeared on the offshore oil, gas, and wind scene to tackle floating energy challenges by jointly delivering fully integrated project management, engineering, transport, and installation services. The post Acteon-Jumbo partnership’s end-to-end offering enriches offshore oil & gas and wind realms appeared first on Offshore Energy.