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  • BP and SOCAR join NewMed in grabbing slice of multi-license gas exploration pie off Israel

    31 March 2025
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Exploration & Production, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation

    Israel’s Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure has put its stamp of approval on six licenses in a fourth competitive process for natural gas exploration in the State of Israel’s Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ). The list of license winners entails Azerbaijan’s SOCAR, NewMed Energy – former Delek Drilling – and Britain’s BP.

  • IUMI: IMO Sulphur Cap May Generate a Spike in H&M Claims

    3 December 2019

    IUMI: There is a concern that the incoming IMO sulphur cap may generate a spike in H&M claims.

  • Finland progresses with EU directives implementation

    30 March 2015

    Finland has taken the lead in implementing the EU Directive on deployment of alternative fuels infrastructure, with strong commitment from both the public and private sector to expand the domestic gas refuelling network, in particular the infrastructure for bunkering and distribution of liquefied natural gas.

  • With UK’s new PM prioritising energy security, OEUK sees opportunity to speed up low-carbon transition

    6 September 2022
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Environment, Exploration & Production, Market Outlooks, Outlook & Strategy, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation, Transition

    As the UK gets its new PM, OEUK believes this is an opportunity to accelerate energy transition with domestic oil & gas investments.

  • Port of Amsterdam, partners push ahead with plans for large-scale hydrogen import facilities

    26 October 2022
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Green Marine, Infrastructure, Ports & Logistics, Transition

    The Port of Amsterdam has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with tank storage company Evos and liquid organic hydrogen carriers (LOHC) pioneer Hydrogenious to develop large-scale import facilities for hydrogen at the port of Amsterdam. The facilities will comprise a LOHC dehydrogenation plant with a final release capacity of up to 100-500 tonnes of hydrogen per […]

  • OEE 2020 statistics: Ocean energy proves resilience despite a challenging year

    25 February 2021
    Business Developments & Projects, Innovation, Market Outlooks, Outlook & Strategy, Regulation & Policy, Technology

    Ocean Energy Europe (OEE) has released a statistics report for ocean energy sector in 2020 which shows that in spite of the inevitable delays and restrictions caused by Covid-19, ocean energy devices still hit the water, significant investments deals were signed, and new manufacturing facilities launched.

  • Denmark: As two OWFs from 2018 Energy Agreement move forward, third is now part of much bigger plans

    2 October 2020
    Authorities & Government, Outlook & Strategy

    Of the three offshore wind farms that Denmark decided to tender as of this year in its Energy Agreement from 2018, the last one planned to be offered for development has recently been added to the 5 GW offshore energy islands plan in a new Energy Agreement in 2020. The two energy islands are expected […]

  • BP to slash jobs in UK North Sea

    15 January 2015

    British oil giant BP has informed its UK North Sea staff that the company will be reducing its workforce as a response to toughening market conditions. In response, UK’s trade union RMT has issued a statement, warning of lasting damage to the UK’s long-term energy security from short term measures in response to the recent drop in oil […]

  • Securing Our Energy Future Highlighted at Offshore Energy 2013

    18 October 2013

    On 15 & 16 October 2013 the 6th Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference was held in Amsterdam RAI. The two-day event was attended by 9,123 international visitors, an increase of 20% compared to last year. Official opening: The state of the world By the push on the button of KoColijn, Sander Vergroesen, Managing Director IRO, […]

  • OPITO Promises Revolutionary Approach to Attract New Recruits to O&G Industry

    24 June 2013

    Press Release – A revolutionary approach to tackling the critical need to attract thousands of new recruits into the oil and gas industry has been unveiled by sector skills body OPITO. In what could lead to the biggest shake-up of skills provision in the North Sea’s history, OPITO is responding to the urgent need for […]

  • Germany: Windreich Welcomes Change in Ownership Fuhrländer

    9 August 2012
    Business & Finance

    Dipl.-Wirt.-Ing. (FH) Willi Balz, Windreich AG, is the second largest shareholder of Fuhrländer AG with headquarters in Liebenscheid (Siegerland), and welcomes the change of ownership of Germany’s oldest wind turbine manufacturer and emphasis: The new owner structure ensures the future of the traditional manufacturer and opens up a large market. The Ukraine offers good locations […]

  • IMO’s Anti-piracy Campaign Contributes to Reducing Piracy Attack Proportions

    16 December 2011

    At the end of a year in which the World Maritime Day theme of “Piracy: orchestrating the response” has been central to the work of IMO, the Organization can look back on 12 months of relatively good progress that have laid the foundations for cautious optimism about the future. Recently compiled statistics show that the […]

  • DFDS’ New Ro/Ro Vessel Named at Volkswerft Stralsund Shipyard

    23 August 2013

    The Danish shipping company DFDS and Volkswerft Stralsund reached an important milestone today with the naming ceremony of new-build no. 500: On the fitting-out quay at the shipyard the special-purpose Ro/Ro vessel was named “ARK GERMANIA” by Prof. Dr. Johanna Wanka, German Federal Minister of Education and Research, in the presence of 150 invited guests. […]

  • European Shipowners Dumped Record-Breaking Number of Ships in 2012

    11 February 2013
    Business & Finance

      A record-breaking number of 365 ships were sent for breaking by European shipowners to the beaches of South Asia in 2012, according to a list released, Feb. 5th, by the NGO Shipbreaking Platform. This number represents a 75% increase from 2011, when 210 EU-owned ships were sent for breaking in India, Bangladesh and Pakistan. […]

  • Saudi Arabia names Khalid al-Falih energy minister to replace Naimi

    9 May 2016

    Saudi Arabia, the world’s largest crude oil exporter, on Saturday appointed Khalid al-Falih, chairman of the state oil giant Saudi Aramco, as its new energy minister, replacing Ali al-Naimi, who had held the post since 1995.

  • Sweden: Opcon Shortlisted in Sustainable Shipping Awards

    10 June 2011
    Business & Finance

      Energy and environmental technology Group Opcon and its new marine adaptation of Opcon Powerbox have been shortlisted in the prestigious Sustainable Shipping Awards in the category Environmental Innovation of the Year. These awards recognise companies and individuals making great strides to shape and improve the environmental legacy of shipping. The final will be decided […]

  • WGC Paris set to tackle urgent energy challenges

    22 April 2015

    With thousands of delegates already registered to attend, the 26th World Gas Conference is shaping up to be a pivotal event for the energy sector in 2015. As one of the industry’s most important gatherings, the event has already attracted participation from more than 100 countries and 600 organisations, with delegates representing technical, engineering, strategic […]

  • Germany: EnBW Announces Annual Results for 2011

    7 March 2012
    Business & Finance

      “2011 was a difficult year, but one that was decisive for EnBW in terms of the new energy concept. With the commissioning of Germany’s first commercial offshore wind farm, the official commissioning of the new hydro-electric power station in Rheinfelden, the completion of the highest wind turbine in the northern Black Forest with a […]

  • Five Swedish core ports retain status in revised TEN-T

    3 July 2024
    Infrastructure, Ports & Logistics

    Sweden’s core ports have welcomed the revised regulation on European Union guidelines for the development of the trans-European transport network (TEN-T) adopted by the European Council in mid-June.

  • Interview: LNG greasing the energy transition wheels – Black & Veatch’s take on low-carbon future

    12 January 2024
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Carbon Capture Usage & Storage, Exploration & Production, Infrastructure, Market Outlooks, Outlook & Strategy, Project & Tenders, Transition

    Black & Veatch’s President of Asia Pacific and India spotlighted accelerated LNG production as a critical piece of the decarbonization puzzle.

  • New ICS report pinpoints ‘risk multipliers’ to maritime’s green transition

    16 May 2023
    Authorities & Government, Collaboration, Research & Development

    The International Chamber of Shipping’s (ICS) Maritime Barometer Report 2022-2023 has revealed that uncertainty over fuel availability and infrastructure puts at risk ambitions to meet decarbonisation targets, reinforcing the need for a clear plan of action to mitigate risk.

  • Finland progresses with EU directives implementation

    30 March 2015

    Finland has taken the lead in implementing the EU Directive on deployment of alternative fuels infrastructure, with strong commitment from both the public and private sector to expand the domestic gas refuelling network, in particular the infrastructure for bunkering and distribution of liquefied natural gas.

  • UK: Seacurus Launches New Insurance Policy for Crew Wages

    12 April 2013
    Business & Finance

    Specialist marine insurance intermediary Seacurus has launched a new insurance policy to indemnify seafarers in the event of the financial default of their employers which, for the first time, offers recompense in respect of unpaid crew wages. The policy will enable all employers of seafarers to meet their regulatory obligations under the Maritime Labour Convention […]

  • UK: Members of Parliament Impede Investment in Wind Energy

    29 February 2012

    Wind energy has made headlines in the UK this week with the Guardian reporting that the views of some Members of Parliament could scupper billions of pounds of investment and the creation of hundreds of new jobs in wind energy. The paper reports that “billions of pounds’ worth of investment in Britain’s energy infrastructure is […]

  • Russian Energy Minister to Host Russian Day at Gastech, UK

    1 October 2012

    The Russian Energy Minister, Alexander Novak, has confirmed that he will host a special ‘Russian Day’ at one of the world’s leading gas industry events in London this October. The role of Russia as a key global supplier of natural gas will be examined during the day-long session, which also welcomes Novak’s Deputy, Pavel Fedorov, […]