A lot of companies involved in the offshore energy sector have already introduced their plans on how to reach the net-zero emissions status by a certain point in the future. In this week’s In Focus, we are spotlighting the most recent projects aiming to achieve these goals.
Norwegian chemical company Yara International is evaluating a potential initial public offering (IPO) of its Yara Clean Ammonia business (YCA) on the Oslo Stock Exchange.
Enbridge and Humble Midstream will jointly develop a low-carbon hydrogen and ammonia production and export facility near Corpus Christi.
French ship-owning company France LNG Shipping has signed another long-term charter contract for a new LNG carrier with EDF LNG Shipping, a subsidiary of Electricité de France.
Texas-based petroleum firm Buckeye Partners will buy Bear Head Energy, which owns an LNG and clean energy development project in Nova Scotia, Canada.
Norwegian HAV Group ASA has received preliminary approval for the hydrogen-based energy system for ships developed in the FreeCO2ast project, making a step towards the commercial use of hydrogen fuel by a commercial vessel.
Chinese shipbuilder Hudong-Zhonghua has ordered the tank design for four new LNG carriers it is building for Japan’s MOL from the French LNG containment specialist GTT.
Energy Information Administration (EIA) weekly report shows that LNG exports from the U.S. climbed this week by two vessels.
Germany’s government has entered into charter agreements to secure four floating liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals, representing one of the first big steps to cut the country’s dependence on Russian gas.
Titan LNG has joined SEA-LNG, the multi-sector industry coalition that wants to demonstrate LNG’s benefits as a viable marine fuel.
Greek utility company Gastrade held the official “kickoff” for the realisation of the Alexandroupoli FSRU for the LNG import project.
Swedish Alfa Laval has acquired patented technology from the Danish company RenCat to reform hydrogen from ammonia in a move to bolster its position in carbon-neutral fuel processing.
German energy major Uniper will invest around €65 million ($68.92m) as builder and operator of Germany’s first LNG terminal in Wilhelmshaven.
Trade association RenewableUK has published a series of key policy recommendations to help the UK achieve its target of ten gigawatts of hydrogen by 2030, with at least five gigawatts from green hydrogen production.
