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GasEntec has secured the seal of approval from Lloyd’s Register for an FSRU design built for rapid deployment and high-capacity needs.
Who can stop the operation, who can approve its continuation, and who carries overriding responsibility for vessel safety?
Who can stop the operation, who can approve its continuation, and who carries overriding responsibility for vessel safety?
Baker Hughes, PDVSA, Lindsayca, and Fulcrum LNG are pooling resources to revitalize Venezuela's energy infrastructure.
Yinson Production has locked in a $600 million backlog boost after signing a contract amendment with Eni to overhaul an FPSO offshore Ghana.
Developers race to keep the Sea Lion oil project afloat after the contractor exits, pushing ahead despite mounting Argentine pressure.
Seatrium and Karpowership are pooling resources for another LNG-to-FSRU conversion project to strengthen the global floating energy infrastructure.
This offshore engineering contract enables KBR to support Aramco’s field development program off the coast of Saudi Arabia.
Who can stop the operation, who can approve its continuation, and who carries overriding responsibility for vessel safety?
MISC has held a naming ceremony for its newest LNG carrier, kicking off a 15-year charter with QatarEnergy and advancing a low-carbon maritime epoch.
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GasEntec has secured the seal of approval from Lloyd’s Register for an FSRU design built for rapid deployment and high-capacity needs.
Baker Hughes, PDVSA, Lindsayca, and Fulcrum LNG are pooling resources to revitalize Venezuela's energy infrastructure.
Who can stop the operation, who can approve its continuation, and who carries overriding responsibility for vessel safety?
MISC has held a naming ceremony for its newest LNG carrier, kicking off a 15-year charter with QatarEnergy and advancing a low-carbon maritime epoch.
GasEntec has secured the seal of approval from Lloyd’s Register for an FSRU design built for rapid deployment and high-capacity needs.
Baker Hughes, PDVSA, Lindsayca, and Fulcrum LNG are pooling resources to revitalize Venezuela's energy infrastructure.
Who can stop the operation, who can approve its continuation, and who carries overriding responsibility for vessel safety?
Yinson Production has locked in a $600 million backlog boost after signing a contract amendment with Eni to overhaul an FPSO offshore Ghana.
GasEntec has secured the seal of approval from Lloyd’s Register for an FSRU design built for rapid deployment and high-capacity needs.
Baker Hughes, PDVSA, Lindsayca, and Fulcrum LNG are pooling resources to revitalize Venezuela's energy infrastructure.
GasEntec has secured the seal of approval from Lloyd’s Register for an FSRU design built for rapid deployment and high-capacity needs.
Baker Hughes, PDVSA, Lindsayca, and Fulcrum LNG are pooling resources to revitalize Venezuela's energy infrastructure.
Japan’s MODEC and Eld Energy, a Norwegian fuel cell system company, have cleared a key milestone in the new technology qualification (NTQ) process from the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS), advancing their solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) power system toward deployment on operating floating production,
Japan’s MODEC and Eld Energy, a Norwegian fuel cell system company, have cleared a key milestone in the new technology qualification (NTQ) process from the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS), advancing their solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) power system toward deployment on operating floating production,
BlueNewables and Naturgy have broken ground on Spain’s first major offshore test, deploying a 1MW floating solar project off the coast of Valencia.
A consortium of Global OTEC, a UK-based pioneer in ocean thermal energy conversion (OTEC) development, and the Oceanic Platform of the Canary Islands (PLOCAN) has been selected to study a site in the Bahamas for OTEC. This has been requested by the Government of the Bahamas to provide an evidence ba
Carnegie Clean Energy has completed the foundation structures of the scaled CETO wave energy unit in preparation for deployment at Biscay Marine Energy Platform (BiMEP) as part of the ACHIEVE Programme. CETO is a fully submerged, point absorber-type wave energy technology device. A submerged buoy si
A consortium of Global OTEC, a UK-based pioneer in ocean thermal energy conversion (OTEC) development, and the Oceanic Platform of the Canary Islands (PLOCAN) has been selected to study a site in the Bahamas for OTEC. This has been requested by the Government of the Bahamas to provide an evidence ba
Carnegie Clean Energy has completed the foundation structures of the scaled CETO wave energy unit in preparation for deployment at Biscay Marine Energy Platform (BiMEP) as part of the ACHIEVE Programme. CETO is a fully submerged, point absorber-type wave energy technology device. A submerged buoy si
A new study shows nuclear ship propulsion can cut costs and regulatory risks and examines the possibility of treating reactors as reusable assets.
The first fully operational, pre-permitted and grid-connected wave energy test facility in the continental U.S. has opened for business. Officially opened on August 27, PacWave South is located off the coast of Newport, Oregon, and has been developed through the collaboration of the U.S. Department
Flex2Future, a Norwegian technology company developing floating offshore energy systems that combine wind, wave and solar power on a single platform, has wrapped up an extensive model testing campaign in Norway, putting its floating wave, wind and solar energy platform concept through simulated offs
This offshore engineering contract enables KBR to support Aramco’s field development program off the coast of Saudi Arabia.
MISC has held a naming ceremony for its newest LNG carrier, kicking off a 15-year charter with QatarEnergy and advancing a low-carbon maritime epoch.
Who can stop the operation, who can approve its continuation, and who carries overriding responsibility for vessel safety?
Qatar’s state-owned oil and gas giant QatarEnergy has confirmed a curtailment in its liquefied natural gas (LNG) capacity in the aftermath of recent missile strikes at its LNG facilities. The post QatarEnergy: Missile attacks spur $20 billion loss with drop in LNG exports appeared first on Offshore
