ENGIE and GULF sign LNG supply agreement for 15 years
The agreement will strengthen Thailand's energy security with 0.8 million tons per year of LNG starting in 2028.
The agreement will strengthen Thailand's energy security with 0.8 million tons per year of LNG starting in 2028.
State of American energy remains strong as API leaders outline policy priorities and infrastructure needs to meet accelerating global and domestic demand.
The company is seeking to reverse the federal order that halted construction of its offshore wind farm off the coast of New York.
AMPP sadly announces the passing of George F. Hays, former president of NACE International and a global leader in corrosion, whose legacy shaped the industry.
The firm will supply six LM9000 trains to the Commonwealth LNG plant to boost its export capacity.
Woodside will supply liquefied natural gas to Turkey from 2030 for up to nine years.
QatarEnergy and EGAS consolidate their energy partnership with an agreement that responds to growing gas demand in Egypt
The Italian company will develop 153 km of subsea pipelines connecting the new Goktepe field with the Sakarya facility in the Black Sea.
The maritime industry is facing a turning point: decarbonization is no longer a future goal, it is an operational urgency.
The Norwegian shipyard starts 2026 with the deployment of CSOV 322 and 323 vessels for offshore services.
The milestone reflects strong global engagement, expanding chapters, and growing demand for standards, training, and expertise in asset protection.
The executives will evaluate strategic opportunities to boost Venezuelan crude oil production under an ambitious energy modernization plan.