Argus has launched a Japan Korea Low-Carbon Ammonia Benchmark (JKLAB) to assist companies trading low-carbon hydrogen products distributed to markets in Northeast Asia.
CGX Energy and Frontera Energy are seeking to undertake additional action to tap into and unleash the hydrocarbon resources on the Corentyne block offshore Guyana.
Following government approval, partners in a gas field offshore Israel are expected to reach a decision on expanding its natural gas exports.
The Government of Canada has passed into law the first four Clean Economy Investment Tax Credits (ITCs), set to attract investment, boost innovation, create jobs, and steer the nation’s economy towards achieving net-zero emissions by 2050.
The EU has decided to hit Russia with more sanctions aimed at eating away at the country’s ability to finance its military operations in Ukraine.
The European Commission (EC) has approved an estimated €3 billion German scheme to support the construction of the Hydrogen Core Network (HCN).
Three companies have confirmed the award of new CO2 storage licenses as part of the sixth call launched by Norway’s Ministry of Energy.
Has a natural gas development in the North Sea finally managed to catch a break with calm seas and fair winds ahead or is this wishful thinking given the hard stance climate activities have taken on the project?
Allseas has been urged to abandon further technological development of giant mining machines due to the allegedly harmful consequences their use will have.
The ink is not even dry yet on a recent court ruling but it has sparked excitement about resuming a legal battle against Rosebank, said to be the largest undeveloped oil field in British waters.
The Norwegian Ministry of Energy has awarded four new exploration licenses related to CO2 storage on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS) to six companies as part of the sixth call for CO2 storage on the NCS. The exploration licenses are located in the North Sea, with two offered to Equinor, one to
A total of fifteen green ship projects will receive NOK 1.2 billion (about $113.5 million) in support from Enova, a Norwegian government enterprise, in the latest round of the country’s investments in decarbonizing maritime transport.
A federal judge has ruled that ExxonMobil no longer has a leg to stand on concerning its legal action against Arjuna Capital, given the climate activist investor’s withdrawal of emission reduction-related shareholder proposal and reassurance it will not be put forward again.
Greenpeace is facing legal action in Denmark, which the Danish state set in motion in a crackdown on protests the group embarked on in 2022.
