Future Energy Exports CRC Limited (FEnEx CRC), JX Nippon Oil & Gas Exploration Corporation (JX NOEX), Low Emission Technology Australia (LETA), Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) and Osaka Gas have executed a project agreement to conduct research and development for transport of CO2 by ships. The post Australian, Japanese players join forces …
Gasunie and Vopak, shareholders in the Gate terminal in Rotterdam, have reached the final […] The post Gate terminal expanding capacity with 4th LNG tank at Rotterdam port appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Tromso-based ferry operator Torghatten Nord AS has signed a hydrogen supply deal with GreenH […] The post Torghatten Nord inks landmark hydrogen supply deal for Norway’s 1st full-scale hydrogen-powered ferries appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Cheniere Energy, through its subsidiary Cheniere Marketing, has signed a long-term LNG sale and […] The post BASF to buy LNG from Cheniere’s Sabine Pass expansion project appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Norwegian companies OSM Thome and Pherousa Green Shipping have signed a Letter of Intent […] The post Pherousa teams up with OSM Thome on ammonia-powered Ultramax newbuilds appeared first on Offshore Energy.
The Zhi Kun, an unmanned boat constructed by Taizhou Maple Leaf Ship Industry Co., […] The post China builds its largest unmanned boat classed by CCS appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Chinese shipbuilder Hudong Zhonghua has held a naming ceremony for a new 80,000 cubic […] The post K Line’s new LNG carrier for charter with Petronas named in China appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Commonwealth LNG has signed a strategic agreement with Baker Hughes related to its LNG […] The post Baker Hughes secures work on Commonwealth LNG facility in Louisiana appeared first on Offshore Energy.
China’s Dalian Shipbuilding Industry Company (DSIC) has signed a contract for the construction of up […] The post Dalian Shipbuilding bags deal for up to four LNG carriers appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Co., a part of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) Group, has revealed it is developing an ammonia handling system to support the utilization of ammonia as a marine fuel. The post Mitsubishi Shipbuilding testing ammonia handling system for ships appeared first on Offshore Energy.