Carnival Corporation, the world’s largest cruise company, confirmed its aspirations to build zero-emission ships by 2050 that will be operated globally by its nine cruise line brands.
Chevron announced during its Energy Transition Spotlight its plans to invest $10 billion to grow lower carbon energy businesses.
The U.S. energy company AES Corporation will acquire a 49.9 per cent stake in AES Colón LNG plant, increasing its ownership to 100 per cent.
Ithaca Energy has reportedly agreed to acquire Marubeni’s oil and gas assets in the North Sea in a deal valued at $1 billion.
Dutch Pondera and SolarDuck have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for the development of 555 MWp of offshore solar projects over the coming years.
BP has elected a former CEO of RWE’s renewable business to head its gas & low carbon energy business as the current head is leaving.
Brazil’s CBO closed the acquisition of compatriot rival Finarge, acquiring five AHTS vessels in the transaction.
TGS has started a new 2D seismic survey in the Mauritania-Senegal-Gambia-Bissau-Conakry (MSGBC) Basin offshore Mauritania.
Horisont Energi has submitted an application for a license to establish the Polaris CO2 storage facility off the coast of Finnmark, Norway. The purpose of the permit application is to establish storage for CO2 that is captured during the large-scale production of clean ammonia at the planned Barents
Schweizer Kapital Global Impact Fund is investing a further €3 million in SINN Power to support the market entry of the company’s Ocean Hybrid Platform (OHP) and the modular power electronics components ModTroniX (MTX).
JERA Americas, a US-based subsidiary of the Japanese energy giant, makes a $17.7 million investment in German hydrogen technologies company Hydrogenious LOHC.
The offshore pipeline of the Baltic Pipe project has reached landfall in Poland, according to the latest update.
The ABS-classed and FPSO Liza Unity has been awarded the SUSTAIN-1 notation by ABS – the first FPSO in the world to receive it.
New York Governor, Kathy Hochul, yesterday announced the start of in-water construction of the Living Breakwaters, a $107 million effort that will provide physical, social, and ecological resiliency for the South Shore of Staten Island. Under the project, the 2,400 linear feet of breakwaters – consi
