German Federal Minister of Economics Robert Habeck and Namibia’s Energy Minister Tom Alweendo have agreed to deepen the countries’ hydrogen partnership.
So far, maritime decarbonization has been focused almost solely on the Global North rather than the Global South. In order to enable a just and equitable energy transition, policy makers and other maritime stakeholders would need to ensure that countries in the Global South are not omitted. This cou
A new IEA analysis emphasizes the need for more action to bring forth the required emission reductions by 2030.
A satellite has been launched to glean insight into methane emissions, focusing first on oil and gas operators.
Oil boom continues in Namibia as the African country is now richer for another discovery.
Wison New Energies has hoisted the first SPB tank for Eni’s Congo LNG project into hull cargo hold space at the Nantong yard.
The Egyptian government has signed seven memoranda of understanding (MoU) with international developers to set up green hydrogen and renewable energy projects in the Suez Canal Economic Zone (SCZONE).
Baker Hughes’ rig count report shows that two rigs left the working international offshore fleet in February 2024.
Eni has wrapped up the sale of its participation interest in several oil permits in Congo, which it deems to be non-core assets.
The Red Sea shipping crisis could result in nearly tripled costs for shipping companies in 2024 due to significantly higher exposure to the EU Emission Trading System (EU ETS).
Africa-focused transitional energy group Chariot has completed the feasibility study for Project Nour, a proposed 10 GW hydrogen project in Mauritania, further confirming its scale and viability. The large-scale hydrogen project is being developed through a partnership between Cahriot’s fully-owned
Eni has made a new significant hydrocarbon discovery in block CI-205 off the coast of Côte d’Ivoire, West Africa.
