Fugro introduces ROV test center to improve offshore safety in Singapore
The equipment can improve workflows and certify technology under pressure.
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Petrobras takes over operations of Block 3 in the waters of São Tomé and Príncipe
The strategy of partnering with local and global players enables the oil company to mitigate risks and accelerate the learning curve in African waters.
The CSN endorses Enusa’s fuel plant for 10 years in Spain
The Spanish energy sector ensures the supply of nuclear fuel under a scheme of constant surveillance and regulatory updates that strengthen confidence in the national industrial infrastructure.
Assala Gabon Initiates Commercial Production at Grand N’Gongui Field
The opening ceremony was attended by the highest state authority, which underscores the relevance of this project for the national treasury and the local industry.
Japan faces the risk of an energy crisis due to a paralysis in LNG supply from the Middle East.
The disruption of LNG supplies in the Strait of Hormuz jeopardizes Japan’s electricity reserve margin during the summer.
Naturgy reaches 600 MW of renewable energy with six new solar plants in Andalusia
The company integrates an additional 300 MW of photovoltaics and plans storage systems to ensure the stability of the Andalusian electricity supply.
First American Nuclear presents the SMR EAGL-1 reactor to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission
FANCO’s proposal seeks to establish a credible and safe pathway for nuclear energy in a market that demands tangible solutions and rapid execution.
Portland Port obtains a license for LNG STS transfers in the English Channel
Portland Port authorizes ship-to-ship liquefied natural gas transfers to streamline energy logistics in the English Channel.
ACCIONA announces supply of 800 GWh for energy-intensive industries in Italy
A total of eight Italian energy-intensive companies secure renewable supply at a fixed price through the construction of new photovoltaic plants in Sicily.
Eni’s CEO calls for relief after the technical limit on Russian gas supplies to Europe.
The fragility of maritime routes shows that the bloc has replaced its dependence on pipelines.
BP prioritizes oil production and refining with a new structural reform
The corporation is moving away from its low-emissions division to focus on profitability through hydrocarbon production and refining.
IEA evaluates releasing more oil reserves if the global energy crisis continues
The situation is aggravated by the naval blockade in the Gulf of Oman, a measure that restricts commercial flow and poses a latent risk to global distribution logistics.