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Provaris: Compression is low-cost delivery method for hydrogen marine transport

Compression is a viable alternative and low-cost delivery method for the regional transport of hydrogen, Australian Provaris Energy found in its latest report comparing the delivery cost of hydrogen for three hydrogen energy sectors. The 2023 Hydrogen Marine Transport Comparison Report, explores the

about 3 years ago

Infrastructure

Marine license in place for Scottish subsea electricity superhighway

SSEN Transmission has secured a marine license for its proposed new subsea electricity superhighway along the east coast of Scotland. The Eastern Green Link 2 project, delivered in partnership with National Grid Electricity Transmission (NGET), will see the creation of a subsea transmission cable fr

about 3 years ago

Infrastructure

In focus: Energy security in Europe – New links to strengthen the chain

Ever since the first days of the Russia-Ukraine war, energy security has been one of the top global concerns and – with gas supply issues still high on the agenda and another winter coming, accompanied by recent warnings from the Dutch intelligence and NATO on potential dangers to the offshore energ

about 3 years ago

The signing of the contract for Ubol Ratana Dam hydro-floating solar hybrid (Courtesy of EGAT)

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Consortium forms to deliver 24MW hydro-floating solar hybrid in Thailand

Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) has signed a contract with an industry consortium for the development of hydro-floating solar hybrid project at Ubol Ratana Dam in Thailand.

about 3 years ago

Infrastructure

28 km of pipes delivered for Alexandroupolis LNG terminal

Corinth Pipeworks, a steel pipes segment of Cenergy Holdings, has delivered 28 kilometres of pipes for the offshore LNG terminal in Alexandroupolis, Greece. The company was contracted in September 2022 to deliver 28 kilometres of 30” SAWL steel pipes, including anti-corrosion coating and concrete we

about 3 years ago

Infrastructure

Sembcorp plans new multi-utilities centre with hydrogen-ready power plant

Singapore-based energy solutions provider Sembcorp Industries (Sembcorp) has revealed plans to develop a new multi-utilities centre which will include a 600 MW hydrogen-ready power plant on Jurong Island. According to Sembcorp, the new multi-utilities centre will supply power, steam, firewater and d

about 3 years ago

Infrastructure

Italy, Austria and Germany back hydrogen-ready pipeline connecting North Africa to Central Europe

Southern hydrogen corridor or SoutH2 Corridor, a hydrogen-ready pipeline corridor connecting North Africa to central Europe, has received support from Italian, Austrian and German ministries of energy for its development in the European Union and for the respective infrastructure projects to obtain

about 3 years ago

Infrastructure

Bangladesh poised to propel Hong Kong Convention into action with imminent ratification of the treaty

Bangladesh is expected to ratify the Hong Kong International Convention for the Safe and Environmentally Sound Recycling of Ships, commonly known as the Hong Kong Convention, in the next few weeks. The decision was confirmed by the Bangladesh Government during a visit to the country by Norwegian aut

about 3 years ago

Illustration/Visualization of proposed Larantuka Strait tidal turbine array (Courtesy of SBS)

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Indonesian utility appoints SBS as technical advisor for tidal energy projects

State-owned PLN Indonesia Power (IP) has appointed British tidal energy specialist SBS as its technical advisor for tidal energy projects in Indonesia.

about 3 years ago

Infrastructure

Egypt teams up with Norway’s Scatec to set up green methanol plant

Egypt has made a step towards establishing the country’s first green methanol production project which will include investments of about $450 million and produce 40,000 tons of green methanol per year. The joint development agreement for this project was signed on 14 May by Egypt’s Alexandria Nation

about 3 years ago

Helix vessel arrives at port to get ready for Tui decommissioning activities

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Helix vessel at port getting ready for Tui decommissioning activities

Helix Energy Solutions’ semi-submersible vessel Q7000 has arrived at Port Taranaki in New Zealand to commence the third phase of a field decommissioning project. Q7000, which arrived at the port on 16 May, will plug and abandon the wells across the Tui field as part of Phase 3 of decommissioning act

about 3 years ago

Infrastructure

LNG Canada working on berth facility for HaiSea Marine’s eco-friendly tugboats

The LNG Canada project in the port of Kitimat, a joint venture of Shell, PETRONAS, PetroChina, Mitsubishi Corporation and Korea Gas Corporation, is advancing works at its tug berth facility which will support HaiSea Marine’s new fleet of electric battery-powered and low-emissions tugboats. According

about 3 years ago

Infrastructure

QatarEnergy delivers 1st SGE-certified LNG cargo in Singapore

Qatar’s state-owned giant QatarEnergy has delivered the first liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargo paired with a Statement of Greenhouse Gas Emissions (SGE) to Singapore-based energy solutions provider Pavilion Energy.

about 3 years ago

Infrastructure

NYK’s Wild Rose Leader in first ship-to-ship LNG bunkering at Nagoya port

Wild Rose Leader, an LNG-fueled pure car and truck carrier (PCTC) owned by Japanese shipping company NYK, has taken part in the first ship-to-ship LNG bunkering operation at the port of Nagoya. Delivered in April 2023, Wild Rose Leader is NYK’s fourth LNG PCTC and the second 7,000-CEU car carrier bu

about 3 years ago