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In focus: ‘Maximum energy with minimum emissions’ to bring us safely to net-zero goals
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In focus: ‘Maximum energy with minimum emissions’ to bring us safely to net-zero goals

With increasing concerns about energy security, questions are arising about whether energy transition to clean and renewable sources can provide solid near-future solutions. According to the energy industry, it is not a matter of either-or, but rather and-and, since we currently need all the energy

about 3 years ago
Google calls for more restrictive ‘green’ hydrogen rules
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Google calls for more restrictive ‘green’ hydrogen rules

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US technology giant Google, leading a group of several companies including Spanish utility Iberdrola and the Dutch natural gas firm Eneco, has urged the European Commission (EC) to adopt strict rules on what can be classified as ‘green’ hydrogen. On 2 November, Google, Iberdrola and Eneco, among oth

about 3 years ago
TotalEnergies bent on taking legal action following accusations of ‘dramatically underreporting’ emissions
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TotalEnergies bent on taking legal action following allegations of ‘dramatically underreporting’ emissions

After Greenpeace said that TotalEnergies’ emissions are four times higher than reported, the oil major has decided to pursue legal action.

about 3 years ago
Petrofac
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UK union serves notice of action on Petrofac amid pay dispute

UK’s Unite the union has served a notice of action on Petrofac as part of an ongoing contract dispute with workers on Repsol’s assets.

about 3 years ago
New operator takes the reins at North Sea field
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New operator takes the reins at North Sea field

Germany’s Wintershall Dea has completed the sale of its interest in three North Sea fields to Norway’s OKEA.

about 3 years ago
Norway inviting applications for another CO2 storage permit
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Norway inviting applications for another CO2 storage permit

Norway’s Ministry of Petroleum and Energy is inviting applications for an area on the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS) that would be used for CO2 injection and storage. The area encompasses defined blocks in the North Sea. “Today’s announcement of land for the storage of CO2 is new evidence of the

about 3 years ago
Dolphin Drilling cleared to take part in Petrobras rig tenders
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Dolphin Drilling cleared to take part in Petrobras rig tenders

Dolphin Drilling has been re-approved as an official rig supplier and will be invited to take part in Petrobras’ upcoming rig tenders.

about 3 years ago
Heather platform in the UK North Sea
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UK regulator scraps CoP reports requirement to bolster energy security

UK’s regulator says that the industry will make significant savings in time and money following its move to cut red tape and scrap the requirement for CoP reports.

about 3 years ago
New Norwegian vessel operator sets up shop as ammonia-powered PSV design enters offshore market
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New vessel operator sets up shop as ammonia-powered PSV design enters offshore market

Amon Maritime has launched a new offshore market player – Amon Offshore – and a carbon-free, ammonia-powered PSV design.

about 3 years ago
The signing of MoU between ACWA Power and PLN for floating solar projects in Indonesia (Courtesy of ACWA Power)
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ACWA Power enters floating solar sector

ACWA Power has signed a deal with Indonesia’s state-owned electricity utility PT Perusahaan Listrik Negara (Persero) to develop two floating solar projects in the world’s largest archipelagic state.

about 3 years ago
Ocean Sun's floating solar technology connected to offshore wind turbine in China (Courtesy of Ocean Sun)
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China commissions first offshore floating solar plant integrated with wind turbine

State Power Investment Corporation (SPIC) has put into operation the world’s first offshore floating solar power plant integrated with offshore wind turbine, at a site located off the coast of China’s Shandong Province.

about 3 years ago
Shell wraps up sale of stake and operatorship in deepwater gas-to-power project off Philippines
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Shell wraps up sale of stake in deepwater gas-to-power project off Philippines

Shell has completed the sale of a 100 per cent shareholding in its subsidiary, which operates a gas field in the Philippines.

about 3 years ago
FPSO Okha; Source: Woodside
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BP concludes the sale of its interest in Australian oil-producing fields

Jadestone Energy has acquired BP’s stake in a Woodside Energy-operated project, encompassing oil-producing fields offshore Australia.

about 3 years ago
MSC Gulsun
Regulation & Policy

MSC: CII methodology must be revised to avoid unintended penalizing of ships

MSC, the world’s largest ocean carrier by operated container vessel capacity, has backed the criticism of the impending carbon intensity indicator (CII) regulation amid fears that the methodology used might result in unintended consequences and penalization. Under the CII rating scheme, set to enter

about 3 years ago