TotalEnergies and SINOPEC agreed to deepen their collaboration in biofuels, green hydrogen, CCUS, and decarbonization.
MODEC and JGC Corporation have wrapped up a project aimed at measuring and quantifying emissions of methane and other greenhouse gases (GHG).
French cable maker Nexans has kicked off the installation of high-voltage alternating current (HVAC) onshore cable on the Irish side of the Celtic Interconnector, set to link the power systems of Ireland and France together for the first time via subsea power cable. The project is being developed by
Carbon Circle has joined forces with Amplus VGE to target marginal oil and gas fields in West Africa to bring their full untapped potential to the fore.
Another court battle over the UK government’s climate plans has crossed the finish line, with the court ruling against Britain’s net zero plan.
With the forecasted increase in bunker demand developing in parallel with the fuel mix towards emission-neutral fuels, there’s a pressing need for a timely and ambitious development of an adapted bunker fleet in German seaports, a new study concluded.
Wood has won a new decarbonization contract with TotalEnergies E&P UK for a flare gas recovery project in the UK sector of the North Sea.
Norwegian oil and gas player Aker BP has awarded compatriot subsea technology company Optime Subsea with a contract to develop and deliver multiple remotely operated controls systems (ROCS) for use on the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS). Aker BP has placed an order with Optime Subsea for the renta
The US-based cruise line Holland America Line, part of Carnival Corporation, has commenced a long-term biofuel test on its flagship, Rotterdam, leveraging 100% low carbon intensity biofuel while sailing within the Norwegian World Heritage Fjords.
GE Vernova and Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) have decided to bankroll the development of a huge renewable energy project in Morocco.
Dutch Damen Shipyards Group is launching a pilot project in which a small tug will be dismantled at Damen Shiprepair Rotterdam’s Botlek site in a circular way and entirely in line with EU regulations.
Eight companies have submitted their applications to the Norwegian Ministry of Energy for CO2 storage licenses for two areas on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS). Aker BP, Equinor Low Carbon Solution, Lime Petroleum, Northern Lights JV, OMV (Norge), PGNiG Upstream Norway, Vår Energi and Wintersh
UK regulator North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) has launched a competitive process inviting applications for CO2 appraisal and storage licenses in an area of the English Channel. The licenses, for which the competitive process was opened on April 30, grant exclusive rights for the exploration and
OMV is the latest in the long line of oil and gas players that have thrown their support behind the Oil & Gas Methane Partnership (OGMP 2.0).
