10000 results found for 'Decommissioning'

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  • Energean getting $118 million aid due to ‘severe losses’

    26 March 2021
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects

    Energean is getting financial aid of nearly $118 million due to losses suffered during last year’s oil price collapse in the wake of the Covid-19 outbreak.

  • T&E, shipowners: EU ETS needs to be fair and ambitious

    13 April 2021
    Environment, Infrastructure, Outlook & Strategy, Regulation & Policy, Transition, Vessels

    An alliance of Greek and Swedish shipowners, along with Transport & Environment (T&E), has called on the European Commission to put the ‘polluter pays principle’ at the core of its emissions trading system (ETS) proposal.

  • FERC grants Cameron LNG 1 Train operations permit to Sempra Energy

    29 July 2019

    U.S. energy company and LNG operator Sempra Energy’s Cameron liquefied natural gas project has been granted a permit to start service at its first liquefaction train. 

  • EU grants €1.5 million for wave energy projects

    25 June 2018
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development, Technology

    The European Commission has selected two new projects to share €1.5 million of support for studies into the interaction of wave energy devices and the ecosystem.

  • EC Fines Offshore Cabling Cartel with EUR 302 Mln

    2 April 2014
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Storage

    The European Commission has found that 11 producers of underground and submarine high voltage power cables operated a cartel, and has imposed fines totalling €301,639,000. Such cables are typically used to connect generation capacity to the electricity grid or to interconnect power grids in different countries. Large infrastructure and renewable energy projects such as offshore […]

  • EU clears Baker Hughes-GE merger as no competition concerns found

    31 May 2017
    Business & Finance

    The European Commission has cleared  the proposed transaction between Baker Hughes and GE’s oil and gas business under EU merger control rules. After concluding that the transaction would not adversely affect competition in relevant markets, the commission has cleared unconditionally under the merger regulation the acquisition of Baker Hughes Incorporated by General Electric Company, both of […]

  • Gorgon LNG reaches 90 pct completion (Gallery)

    10 February 2015

    Chevron-operated Gorgon LNG project execution activities have reached the 90% mark.

  • Maryland PSC Schedules Hearing for Project Turbine Sizes

    7 January 2020
    Business & Finance

    The Maryland Public Service Commission (PSC) is holding a public hearing on the potential impact of bigger turbines at the Skipjack and MarWin offshore wind projects. The event is part of the commission’s limited inquiry into impacts related to changes in the turbine sizes originally anticipated for use at the two offshore wind projects. The […]

  • IKM wins Dunkerque LNG work

    26 May 2015
    Project & Tenders

    IKM Testing Spain said it has been awarded a contract with TS-LNG, a joint venture between Techint Engineering & Construction and SENER.

  • IOG pushes back first gas date for Southern North Sea gas hubs

    1 February 2018
    Project & Tenders

    UK-based IOG has pushed back the date of first gas from the Blythe and Vulcan Satellites gas hubs in the North Sea.

  • Dominion introduces feed gas to Cove Point LNG plant

    6 December 2017
    Ports & Logistics

    Dominion Energy has introduced feed gas to its Cove Point natural gas liquefaction facility currently undergoing commissioning in Lusby, Maryland.

  • EU approves €400M Danish aid scheme for renewable energy

    5 May 2021
    Authorities & Government, Business Developments & Projects, Innovation, Outlook & Strategy, Regulation & Policy, Technology, Transition

    The European Commission has approved, under the EU State aid rules, a new Danish aid scheme to support electricity production from renewable sources, including offshore wind and wave energy.

  • Difficulties with dredging silt slows down Dabhol LNG Terminal (India) again

    3 February 2010
    Project & Tenders

    Operations at India’s third liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal, being built at Dabhol in Maharashtra, will be further delayed with difficulties in dredging silt at the Ratnagiri port pushing back its commissioning schedule. The terminal was expected to be commissioned last month. [mappress] Source: Business Standard, February 1, 2010

  • EU Comission Approves Brodosplit Shipyard Restructuring Plan Changes

    20 February 2013
    Business & Finance

    The European Commission has authorised, an amendment to the restructuring plan and the privatisation contract for Brodosplit, one of the Croat shipyards in difficulty. The amendment concerns a modest increase in the total amount of restructuring aid to Brodosplit, as well as additional compensatory measures. Croatia committed to sign the privatisation contract by 28 February […]

  • US FERC green lights introduction of feed gas for Sabine Pass Train 5

    10 September 2018
    Ports & Logistics

    US LNG exporter Cheniere has secured an approval from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to introduce feed gas for the commissioning of the fifth train at the Sabine Pass facility in Louisiana. In a letter order dated September 6, FERC said that request from Sabine Pass Liquefaction and Sabine Pass LNG to introduce feed gas for the […]

  • Greece opens expanded Revithoussa LNG terminal

    23 November 2018

    Greek gas grid operator DESFA-run Revithoussa LNG terminal near Athens inaugurated the third storage tank significantly bumping the facility’s storage capacity. 

  • Japanese Utility Takes Part of Formosa 2

    3 October 2019
    Business & Finance

    The European Commission has approved the acquisition of joint control by JERA, Macquarie and Swancor over the Formosa 2 offshore wind project in Taiwan. The 376MW Formosa 2 offshore wind project is currently owned by Macquarie and Swancor. The Commission concluded that the proposed acquisition would raise no competition concerns as Formosa 2 has no activity within the European Economic […]

  • Noble Energy hires Gate for Leviathan platform work

    14 November 2017
    Equipment

    Noble Energy has hired Gate Energy to help with the commissioning of the Leviathan platform in the Mediterranean Sea. Under the contract, Gate Energy will be responsible for topside commissioning planning, onshore commissioning execution and offshore commissioning services of the production platform for the Leviathan field development project. The giant Leviathan gas field in the […]

  • EU targets 40 GW of ocean energy and other emerging technologies by 2050

    19 November 2020
    Authorities & Government, Innovation, Market Outlooks, Outlook & Strategy, Regulation & Policy, Research & Development, Technology, Transition

    The European Commission has presented the EU Strategy on Offshore Renewable Energy which sets a goal of reaching 40 GW of installed capacity for ocean energy, and other emerging technologies like floating wind and solar, by 2050.

  • ECSA: EC’s Attempts at Cutting Shipping Red Tape Off Course

    9 July 2014

    In 2009, the European Commission had produced a maritime strategy paper that included a new concept, the so-called “European Maritime Transport Space without Barriers”, which according to the Commission, would simplify and streamline administrative procedures for shipping.     On the basis of this new concept, the EU adopted in 2010 the Reporting Formalities Directive […]

  • EU proposes new gas and LNG rules

    16 February 2016

    The European Commission has on Tuesday released new proposals for a raft of measures related to prevention of gas crises and better coordination between EU countries. The proposals will also “tighten-up so-called intergovernmental agreements in the energy field between EU and non-EU countries and set out a strategy for boosting energy security through access to […]

  • OEE Welcomes EC’s Support to Ocean Energy

    8 October 2015
    Authorities & Government

    The European Commission recently published its new vision for its lighthouse energy R&D policy, the Integrated Strategic Energy Technology Plan (known as the SET-Plan). This document sets out the Commission’s priorities to ensure research and innovation in energy fully contribute to the objectives of the Energy Union. It clearly identifies Europe’s lead in “resource specific […]

  • CPower Energy to Provide Staff for East Anglia One

    14 May 2018
    Project & Tenders

    ScottishPower Renewables has awarded UK-based CPower Energy with a preferred supplier contract for the provision of commissioning personnel for the 714MW East Anglia One offshore wind farm.

  • AMEC Bags Clair Ridge HUC Gig (UK)

    4 March 2013

    AMEC, the international engineering and project management company, has been appointed by BP and its co-venturers, Shell, ConocoPhillips and Chevron, to deliver the hook up and commissioning services (HUC) for the two new Clair Ridge platforms. The work, which is scheduled to run through to March 2016, is valued at £68 million and follows the […]

  • UK: MHPA Responds to LNG Safety Issues

    1 May 2012

    On 27 April, the European Commission issued a notice to the UK Government concerning the publishing of risk assessment information for LNG movements at Milford Haven Port. Mark Andrews, Corporate Affairs Director at Milford Haven Port Authority commented: “In preparation for the arrival of LNG, Milford Haven Port Authority has, over a number of years, […]