Equinor to leave Suriname without any return plan
Equinor has decided to withdraw from exploration in Suriname as part of a strategic focus on key markets.
Ruth Arteaga
I am a civil engineer and I work in the writing area. I have a deep passion for civil works. I constantly seek to update myself on new engineering technologies to integrate them into my work, since my main interest is exploring how innovations in the industrial sector can improve and transform the world.
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Fugro and Atlantic Shores finalize study of offshore wind farms in the U.S.
The new data collection approach improved the efficiency of the study by 30%.
New sailing freighter “SV Juren Ae” to reduce emissions
This vessel converts excess wind energy into electricity to power its electrical system.
Norwind and Wind Energy sign contract with Vard for energy construction vessel
This vessel will be Vard's first with a motion-compensated pedestrian gangway and a 150-ton offshore subsea crane.
Petrobras made an important gas discovery in Colombia
The Uchuva-2 well reinforces the natural gas potential in a new exploration frontier in Colombia.
Chevron’s Headquarters Leaving California: Relocation to Houston, Texas
Operations will remain in San Ramon even after relocating its headquarters, allowing approximately 2,000 employees to continue working in California.
FPSO Almirante Tamandaré left China for Brazil
In addition to its capacity to produce 225,000 barrels per day, it incorporates a closed flare to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Agreement signed for Blackcomb pipeline in Texas by WPC JV
The Blackcomb pipeline has a planned transportation capacity of 2.5 billion cubic feet of natural gas per day, connecting directly to key export markets.
ASTM: New robotic standard for cleaning solar panels
Manufacturers of solar cleaning technology have less than 15 years of history, in a rapidly growing market.
Zooz Power to open its fifth ultra-fast electric vehicle charging point
The ZoozTER-100 allows doubling the available power at strategic charging points without the need for costly grid upgrades.
Ozu opens biomass power plant in Japan
The Ozu biomass plant will use wood pellets imported from Southeast Asia, underscoring Japan's dependence on external energy resources.
MOL prepares first coastal carrier module for offshore wind energy in Japan
The coastal carrier module will be equipped with electric propulsion and battery technology.