Eni secures three LNG agreements for gas development in Indonesia
The Italian multinational acquires two million tonnes per year of liquefied natural gas through the optimization of infrastructure in the Kutei Basin.
The Italian multinational acquires two million tonnes per year of liquefied natural gas through the optimization of infrastructure in the Kutei Basin.
The multinational will carry out subsea engineering and construction work in the Barents Sea under a new strategic alliance with Vår Energi.
The organization installs an advanced measurement device in Cuttyhunk to optimize data collection, boost development, and validate local marine technology.
The British company will optimize the subsea pipeline network and manage thermal expansion infrastructure to extend the service life of QatarEnergy's asset.
The energy companies are evaluating joint technological and logistical solutions for the safe abandonment of oil wells in the Brazilian market.
The technical validation of the X52DF-A-1.0 engine in China consolidates the commercial viability of ammonia-based marine propulsion systems.
The technology company will deliver a comprehensive solution for the transport, installation, and commissioning of subsea infrastructure for Burullus Gas Company.
The thirty-year commercial agreement secures the volumes necessary for the final investment decision and the state's energy supply.
The three-year project with CENACE will provide 250 MW of dispatchable electrical capacity through an integrated liquefied natural gas model.
The vessel will operate in the European Northern Lights project to facilitate cross-border transport and permanent geological storage of carbon dioxide.
Subsea infrastructure expansion optimizes thermal performance in the Stabroek Block.
The primary goal of the companies involved is to strengthen local hydrocarbon transport logistics capacity through advanced engineering methodologies.