Three new areas for CO2 storage are up for grabs in the North Sea offshore Norway, representing the seventh time acreage is being announced for CO2 storage on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS). The Norwegian Ministry of Energy announced on June 6 that it was inviting interested companies to appl
CO2next, the planned liquid CO2 terminal in the Rotterdam port is progressing to a new phase with Shell and TotalEnergies as new partners.
Preparations are currently underway for a CO2 injection test at a carbon capture and storage (CCS) license in the North Sea that encompasses the “UK’s largest depleted gas field”. Perenco UK and Carbon Catalyst Limited secured a license to progress their Poseidon CCS project at the Leman gas fields
Subsea cables are expected to remain at the heart of further energy transition moves, according to JDR Cable Systems.
Synergia Energy is on the lookout for partners that will join its carbon capture and storage (CCS) project in the UK sector of the North Sea.
The UK’s North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) has revealed its intention to introduce a levy on carbon storage licenses in the future, once the carbon capture and storage (CCS) industry begins operating on a more self-sustaining basis. The NSTA ran a call for evidence between December 4, 2023, and
Shell has funneled $5.6 billion into its energy transition agenda last year while continuing to bankroll oil and gas projects.
The UK will fail to achieve a “just and fair” energy transition by 2030 unless there is urgent alignment across the political spectrum to sustain offshore energy industry jobs, supply chain investments and the economic contribution of the workforce, a new report by Robert Gordon University (RGU) sta
ExxonMobil is making strides in pursuing a versatile emission reduction approach to leave its mark on the global decarbonization scoreboard.
The Net Zero Producers Forum has set in motion a new working group to explore and step up technologies for the utilization and storage of carbon dioxide.
The European Commission has granted the status of Project of Common Interest (PCI) to the carbon dioxide (CO2) capture and transportation project in Lithuania and Latvia developed by CCS Baltic Consortium.
Norway and Switzerland have signed a declaration of intent to strengthen cooperation on carbon capture and storage (CCS) and carbon dioxide removals (CDR) between the two countries.
Carbon capture technology could offer several benefits to the shipping industry; however, it is not a silver-bullet solution and it must be used in conjunction with other decarbonization strategies to achieve the industry’s emissions reduction goals, a new report finds.
Deltamarin and ECOLOG have unveiled a short-range, low-pressure liquified CO2 (LCO2) carrier design with LNG dual-fuel propulsion.
