UK energy market regulator Ofgem has selected what is set to become Great Britain’s longest-ever subsea connection as the first project to proceed under its fast-track process and to receive a £3.4 billion funding package. Eastern Green Link 2 (EGL2) is the first of 26 projects to complete the fast-
An annual greenhouse gas (GHG) emission fee is at the heart of a new proposal seeking to ensure net zero shipping emissions by 2050.
Orca Energy intends, through its subsidiaries, to kick off arbitration proceedings against the country’s government and a state-owned company for alleged violations of several agreements related to a gas field in Tanzanian waters, if no agreement is reached within the timelines the firm has set to t
Perth-headquartered InCapture has secured a permit for a carbon capture and storage (CCS) assessment project on the North West Shelf in Australia, aiming to launch a fully operational CCS project by the early 2030s. The greenhouse gas assessment (GHG) permit G-15-AP spans an area of over 6,500 km2 a
Global Petroleum has engaged in discussions to secure a farm-in agreement with an undisclosed potential operating partner for PEL 94 offshore Namibia.
Tower Resources has been invited to apply for an extension of the initial exploration period for its license off the coast of Namibia.
H2Terminals and the London P&I Club have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) under which the two parties will cooperate to evaluate and develop insurance solutions for the shipping of green hydrogen.
Norwegian energy company Greenstat is set to commence construction of the hydrogen hub Agder, located at Fiskå industrial park in Kristiansand, Norway.
Discussions are underway for a long-term construction completion plan to ensure all activities will resume at full scale to bring the Golden Pass LNG project to life without further hiccups.
Saipem obtained two certifications from RINA for the methodology of qualification of the performances of subsea hydrogen pipelines.
The Sea Cargo Charter (SCC) has added Australia-based mining and metals company South32 as its newest signatory.
The increase in cruise ship sizes and the rapid growth in cruise holidays comes at a significant environmental cost, a new report published by Transport & Environment (T&E) shows. The world’s biggest cruise ships are now twice as big as they were in 2000. If they continue to grow at this rate, the b
Greece’s TSO IPTO has decided to move to the next phase after receiving three applications for participation in its tender process for submarine alternating current (AC) cables destined for Aegean Islands interconnectors.
An ongoing fight to pull the plug on two liquefied natural gas (LNG) export projects at the Port of Brownsville, Texas seems to have yielded a partial win for climate activists, as a U.S. court has axed the previous authorizations and passed the baton back to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
