Westwood Energy and its energy transition team gave us their views on the main trends that oil and gas firms should watch in 2022.
Danish CO2-reduction tech company Haldor Topsøe has signed a €45 million ($50.9m) loan agreement with European Investment Bank to support green hydrogen technologies research.
California’s Governor Gavin Newsom unveiled a state budget proposal for the 2022-2023 fiscal year on 10 January, following the revision issued in May 2021 which dedicated $20 million for offshore wind activities. The budget proposed now raises this to $45 million. The $2 billion budget for the Clean
Doosan Mobility Innovation (DMI), a hydrogen fuel cell system producer, has partnered with 42air, a maritime drone delivery provider, to co-develop delivery services using hydrogen fuel cell unmanned aerial vehicles (AUV).
U.S. LNG engineer Chart Industries and Howden have signed a collaboration deal, incorporating Howden systems into Chart hydrogen offerings.
The first round of the Australian Clean Hydrogen Trade Program (ACHTP) will focus on the export of clean hydrogen to Japan under the Japan-Australia Partnership on Decarbonisation through Technology.
Oil and gas company Neptune Energy has developed new “digital twins” of two platforms in the Dutch North Sea.
Vattenfall is working on a hydrogen demonstrator project named Hydrogen Turbine 1 (HT1), which involves installing hydrogen production equipment on one of the wind turbines at its Aberdeen Offshore Wind Farm (European Offshore Wind Deployment Centre) in Scotland. The company has already submitted a
Earlier this month, the German consortium has welcomed a new emission-free hydrogen-fueled push boat Elektra at Berlin’s largest inland port Westhafen.
S&P Global Platts Analytics expects the Middle East to struggle to reach net-zero targets as emissions from oil & gas are expected to rise.
Petronas is anticipating further uncertainty for oil & gas business as the energy transition sets new challenges and spreads over the sector.
The direction of the global transition to clean energy is getting more refined each week, as more of the world’s energy majors start investing in innovation and collaboration to shift energy production away from GHG-heavy sources.
Japanese shipbuilder Kawasaki Heavy Industries (KHI) said the world’s first liquefied hydrogen carrier left Japan to pick up its first cargo in Australia.
Port of Rotterdam Authority and the goverment of Tasmania will jointly look into the feasibility of future exports of green hydrogen from Bell Bay to the Dutch port.
