Gaztransport & Technigaz (GTT) has obtained a stamp of approval from Japan’s classification society ClassNK for its 30,000 cubic meters (cbm) membrane-type liquefied natural gas (LNG) carrier design.
Industry associations, including Methanol Institute, Europex and Hydrogen Europe, have called on the European Union (EU) to refine the “Low-Carbon Fuels Delegated Act.”
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has revealed that 55 applicants across 27 states and territories will receive nearly $3 billion through its Clean Ports Program.
Terry Allan, CEO of Aberdeen-headquartered nexos, delves into the intricate complexities of the energy industry’s version of a high-stakes poker game in the United Kingdom (UK).
To promote the market ramp-up of green hydrogen and enhance cooperation in climate action and sustainable development, India and Germany have launched the “Indo-German Green Hydrogen Roadmap.”
New Fortress Energy (NFE) has wrapped up another liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargo loading at its floating LNG (FLNG) unit off the coast of Altamira, Mexico. This cargo is destined for the firm’s LNG import and regasification facility in Puerto Rico, which the U.S. firm is interested in continuing t
French cruise line operator PONANT has received support from the European Commission for its Swap2Zero project – the ‘first’ transoceanic vessel aiming for carbon neutrality.
Lithuanian liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal operator KN Energies (KN), former Klaipedos Nafta, has confirmed the decision made by the European Union (EU) to earmark funds for the electrification of its LNG terminal on Lithuania’s Kiaulės Nugara Island.
Petronas has launched two initiatives through Malaysia Petroleum Management (MPM) to strengthen the country’s oil and gas sector and ensure an optimal and sustainable supply of oil and gas to boost energy security.
Considering the rising focus on energy security, Wood Mackenzie has pointed out that Britain could get its hands on an additional £10 billion of North Sea oil and natural gas value from existing assets if it puts the right set of fiscal and regulatory policies in place.
The legal battle that may decide the fate of two of the largest undeveloped oil and gas fields off the coast of the United Kingdom (UK) is fast approaching with less than three weeks left until the set date.
Norwegian oil and gas company OKEA has secured a drilling permit from the country’s authorities for an exploration well in the North Sea off the coast of Norway.
Shelf Drilling has now received the Norwegian offshore safety regulator’s stamp of approval after the watchdog’s initial rejection of its application to obtain an acknowledgment of compliance (AoC) for one of its jack-up rigs, which is gearing up for work on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS) wit
In a little more than five years, renewable energy targets set for 2030 will come knocking on the door. Whether they will be reached, missed or overshot, depends on multiple factors, most of which concern policymakers and the energy sector itself. At the end of 2023, the EU increased the binding ren
