TotalEnergies launches MethaneLive to monitor methane using AI
TotalEnergies uses sensors and AI to detect fugitive methane emissions from upstream assets.
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US approves $1.6 billion loan for gas network in Michigan
Federal funding will allow for the modernization of the natural gas network and reduce energy costs for millions of users in Michigan.
Burckhardt Compression promotes CO₂ transport for Northern Lights
Burckhardt Compression will support Northern Lights' expansion with technology for the industrial transport of liquefied CO₂.
IEA warns of risks from hydrogen and fertilizers in the Middle East
The IEA links tensions in the Middle East to risks to hydrogen, fertilizers and energy security.
Equinix tests hydrogen as a backup for data centers in Ireland
Equinix tests green hydrogen as backup power for data centers in Dublin and assesses its operational potential.
Tanzania’s LNG project nears deal for US$42 billion
Tanzania is nearing the signing of an agreement that will allow the development of its $42 billion LNG megaproject.
Vår Energi approves Balder Next New Wells to promote offshore production
The development of seven new wells will allow for the expansion of reserves and support for future production in the Balder area.
Antipollution and ONEX will build eco-friendly ships for marine waste
Greece will incorporate new specialized vessels for the collection and valorization of marine waste in its ports.
Transocean secures offshore drilling contracts worth US$185 million
Transocean expands its order book with new offshore drilling contracts in Norway and Australia worth $185 million.
Oil prices rise due to uncertainty surrounding Iran and the IEA’s warning.
The oil market reacts to uncertainty about Iran despite the IEA's oversupply forecasts.
Equinor abandons its 2030 renewable energy target and prioritizes oil and gas
Equinor revised its energy strategy and eliminated its renewable capacity target planned for 2030.
Equinor drills a dry well beneath the Heidrun field in the Norwegian Sea
The exploratory well 6507/8-D-4 CH confirmed the absence of hydrocarbons at deep levels of the Heidrun field.