Developments in 2024 hammered home the enduring nature of oil, gas, and liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects and the progress made in developing new ones and extending the lifetimes of older ones.
Japanese shipping major Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) is set to open a new office in Washington, D.C., U.S., through its subsidiary MOL (Americas), even as tariffs continue to roil global trade and challenge the shipping sector.
ADNOC Trading, an affiliate of Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC), has signed a liquefied natural gas (LNG) trading supply agreement with India’s Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL), a unit of the state-owned Oil & Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC).
South Korea-based LS Marine Solution has signed a contract, worth approximately $15.8 million (about €13.8 million), to lay submarine cables for the Taipower Offshore Wind Project Phase II (TPC Changhua Phase II) in Taiwan. According to the company, the contract marks LS Marine Solution’s first win
High levels of barnacle biofouling on underwater hulls across the global shipping fleet can significantly drag down decarbonization efforts and increase fuel costs, a new study found.
Scottish wave energy company Mocean Energy’s Blue Horizon project is progressing through detailed design work, final testing, and preparations for manufacturing and offshore deployment as part of the EuropeWave Phase 3 program. According to EuropeWave, the company is advancing the detailed design of
QatarEnergy has signed a long-term condensate supply agreement with the Singapore-based Shell International Eastern Trading Company (SIETCO), a wholly-owned subsidiary of the UK-headquartered energy major Shell.
The Dutch company, N-Sea Group, has been awarded a contract to repair one of the four export cables that connect the 576 MW Gwynt y Môr offshore wind farm in the UK to the National Grid. N-Sea will be responsible for replacing a five-kilometer section of 132 kV export cable from the onshore transiti
Since 2024 saw many projects greenlighted, Offshore Energy has delved into some of the biggest steps taken last year to move forward with approved developments.
The next decade will be crucial for determining the role of nuclear power in the maritime industry. While holding the potential to significantly contribute to the decarbonization of shipping and port operations, nuclear power still needs a comprehensive and secure framework to be implemented, accord
Offshore Energy has gone back in time to make a collection of some of the most important LNG developments and deals that hit the market in 2024.
While current indications firmly point out that oil and gas are here to stay for years to come, the same goes for decarbonization, which is expected to pick up more speed globally, including in the oil and gas arena, as Big Oil signs off on new greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reduction endeavors along
Mediterranean shipping companies are bracing for stricter environmental standards as the Mediterranean Emission Control Area for sulphur oxides enters into effect on May 1, demanding adjustments to their fleets and operations.
India and the Netherlands have laid the groundwork for setting up a green and digital maritime corridor between the Port of Rotterdam and Indian ports.
