Germany’s energy company Uniper wants to buy hydrogen from Middle East producers in order to achieve carbon-neutrality by 2035 for its European operations. Illustration only; Courtesy of Uniper Uniper sees hydrogen as one solution for the carbon-neutrality of its European assets by 2035. Platts reports that Uniper wants to buy
GEA, a Germany-based machinery and plant manufacturer and systems supplier, revealed plans to support the shipping industry in reducing emissions as a system supplier with in-house solutions, with ammonia being one of the options. This means that shipping companies and shipping lines that rely on ammonia as an alternative to
Japanese energy giant JERA will buy a 27 per cent stake in Aboitiz Power, a major power utility in the Philippines, with plans to implement clean energy projects such as LNG-to-power. Illustration only; Courtesy of Aboitiz Power JERA will invest $1.58 billion for the stake in Aboitiz Power. With this,
Russian LNG producer Sakhalin Energy has agreed on the delivery of the first carbon-neutral/offset LNG cargo from the Sakhalin-2 project to Japanese utility Toho Gas. Courtesy of Sakhalin Energy During the Sakhalin Energy forum, the companies expressed their intention of a strategic partnership. This involves cooperation in decarbonisation, which will
The Finnish energy company Gasum has marked its first LNG delivery in France by bunkering LNG to French cruise line Ponant’s newbuilt polar explorer. Courtesy of Gasum Gasum delivered LNG to the French luxury cruise operator’s newbuild Le Commandant Charcot in Le Havre, France. The bunkering operation took place on
Spanish energy company Naturgy has delivered the first carbon-neutral LNG cargo in Spain, in addition to offsetting associated carbon emissions. Courtesy of Naturgy This operation represents a milestone for the country. It also reinforces the country’s ESG (Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance) commitment. Arriving from Qatar, the Castillo de Mérida
Australian oil and gas company Beach Energy has signed a deal with BP Singapore regarding the supply of Beach’s share of LNG from Waitsia Gas Project Stage 2. Indicative image of proposed Waitsia Gas Plant (Courtesy of Mitsui E&P Australia) BP will be purchasing all 3.75 million tonnes of Beach’s
This week saw a plethora of energy transition-related news across the offshore energy industry with updates telling of alternative deployments for offshore drilling rigs, new projects combining offshore wind and hydrogen, the urgency to decarbonise the shipping sector, and more. Premium content Checking for account. You need javascript to validate
Spanish companies Siport21, Gasnam, Naturgy, Cotenaval, and ESK will develop LNG bunkering operations conceptual simulator named SiBunker. Courtesy of Siport21 Madrid-based maritime and port engineering company Siport21 said SiBunker software will be developed in ten months. It has a budget of up to 120,000 Euros ($140,800). The tool helps decision-making